Titlebook: Elections in Britain Today; A Guide for Voters a Dick Leonard Book 1991Latest edition Dick Leonard 1991 campaign.constituency.election.elec

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Candidates,emained the minimum age for candidates, even though the voting age was reduced to 18 in 1969. It is not even necessary to be on the election register. There are, however, a number of disqualifications which together exclude a considerable number of people from being elected. People in the following categories are disqualified:

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By-Elections, Local Elections, Euro-Elections and Referenda,ament. There is no formal provision for a Member to resign his seat, but resignation is effected by applying for a disqualifying office. Two such offices — sinecures of great antiquity — are normally reserved for such a purpose — the posts of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71885-9 available of expenses incurred in local elections, though the sums involved are undoubtedly lower. Expenditure on Parliamentary by-elections is similar to that in individual constituencies at a general election. Reference is made to the cost of Euro-elections in Chapter 11.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10075-0e even greater differences in the manner of their election. Nevertheless a statute approved by the Parliament of Edward I, in 1275, stipulating that the elections should be ‘free’ is still in force today, and the gradual evolution of the present system can be traced back through hundreds of Acts of Parliament spanning the centuries in between.

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How Much Does it Cost?, available of expenses incurred in local elections, though the sums involved are undoubtedly lower. Expenditure on Parliamentary by-elections is similar to that in individual constituencies at a general election. Reference is made to the cost of Euro-elections in Chapter 11.

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An Evolving System,e even greater differences in the manner of their election. Nevertheless a statute approved by the Parliament of Edward I, in 1275, stipulating that the elections should be ‘free’ is still in force today, and the gradual evolution of the present system can be traced back through hundreds of Acts of Parliament spanning the centuries in between.

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The Detection of Gravitational Waves‘The disadvantage of free elections’, V. M. Molotov (the Soviet Foreign Minister in 1946) remarked to Ernest Bevin, ‘is that you can never be sure who is going to win them.’