The Liberals and Socialists are hostile to plural voting, but their attitude to proportional representation may be summed up in the desire to make the system more perfect.
This Bill was to be on very wide lines; all existing franchises were to be swept away, plural voting abolished, and the period of residence materially reduced.
This might be construed to mean that the Government were going to introduce a manhood suffrage bill or a bill for the abolition of plural voting, which had been suggested in some quarters as a substitute for the manhood suffrage bill.
The programme for the session included the Lords' veto measure, Home Rule, payment for members of Parliament, and the abolishment of plural voting.
The Prime Minister then announced the intentions of the Cabinet, which were to withdraw the Franchise Bill and to refrain from introducing, during that session, a plural voting bill.
It began perhaps with my amazement at their system of plural voting, which was different from anything of which I had ever heard.
Plural voting is forbidden under heavy penalties, and all the elections, except that for the Northern Territory, take place upon the same day.
New Zealand and South Australia have adopted adult suffrage, coupled with the abolition of plural voting; Victoria and New South Wales manhood suffrage, associated in the former case with the plural vote but not in the latter.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "plural voting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
