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De Dragon wrote: At least I'se wukkin ah honest wuk! It more look like ah gunta bull yuh gyul in she battam!
redmanjp wrote:i dont think PP puts up more than 1 party for each seat- so if UNC put up one (Ian Alleyne) then COP wont put up one
j.o.e wrote:^^^ but the question is..does it matter if they put up someone or not?
rfari wrote:who vex lorse yes. unc ppl have choices. eida dey;
1. get an education with real qualifications
2. fly out and go montreal and drive taxi and bus
3. go back and plant garden and feed the nation
kjaglal76 wrote:rfari wrote:who vex lorse yes. unc ppl have choices. eida dey;
1. get an education with real qualifications
2. fly out and go montreal and drive taxi and bus
3. go back and plant garden and feed the nation
most PNM cant even self get a visa
compare unc ppl general livin conditions as opposed to pnmites
kjaglal76 wrote:compare unc ppl general livin conditions as opposed to pnmites
rfari wrote:TriniAutoMart wrote:Some interesting calculations
http://www.trini.tk/brief-analysis-of-t ... tion-2013/In Monday’s elections the PNM received 188,393 votes, the UNC received 154,842 votes, the ILP received 102,918 votes, and the COP received 32,496 votes.
In terms of seats, the PNM won 85 of the total number of 136 seats, the UNC 44, the ILP three, and the COP four.
Let’s do some calculations:
PERCENTAGE BY VOTES
PNM: 39.36%
UNC: 32.35%
ILP: 21.50%
COP: 6.79%
PERCENTAGE BY SEATS
PNM: 62.50%
UNC: 32.35%
ILP: 2.21%
COP: 2.94%
We can see from the calculations done above that the number of votes is not reflected in the number of seats won (except for the UNC which is almost dead on target).
Proportional representation is supposed to “fix” this disparity by the assignment of aldermen.
Let’s see what happens when aldermen are added to the mix.
The PNM is expected to receive 36 aldermen, the UNC 14, the ILP five and the COP one. This means representatives (seats plus aldermen) in numbers will add up to the PNM 121, the UNC 58, the ILP 8, and the COP 5.
Let us do some more calculations:
PERCENTAGE BY VOTES
PNM: 39.36%
UNC: 32.35%
ILP: 21.50%
COP: 6.79%
PERCENTAGE BY SEATS PLUS ALDERMEN
PNM: 63.02%
UNC: 30.21%
ILP: 4.17%
COP: 2.60%
There is still a huge disparity in the percentage of votes versus the percentage of representatives, even with the new Proportional Representation measures that were put in place.
...rfari wrote:Life unfair jed
wha we go do bai?
mamoo_pagal wrote:so umm..............that letter "PNM" write IPL on CNC3? WTF IS DAT!!!!!!!
Habit7 wrote:mamoo_pagal wrote:so umm..............that letter "PNM" write IPL on CNC3? WTF IS DAT!!!!!!!
When you thought UNC couldn't get lower...
pioneer wrote:kjaglal76 wrote:rfari wrote:who vex lorse yes. unc ppl have choices. eida dey;
1. get an education with real qualifications
2. fly out and go montreal and drive taxi and bus
3. go back and plant garden and feed the nation
most PNM cant even self get a visa
compare unc ppl general livin conditions as opposed to pnmites
True dat, have pnmites workin by me never eem ride ah plane for more than 15 mins. When dey goin bago to carry corn curls and blue soap for dey famalee dey does come an bawl dey go be "outta de country" fuh de weekend 1cyak
One went for she passport some weeks back an come braggin bout how she "get tru", and how de interview wasn't hard at all and that officer eh eem ask for she job letter. He jus tell she to come back in ah month.
UNC people don't need to depend on cepep, urp and leave relief for ah wukk.
mamoo_pagal wrote:so umm..............that letter "PNM" write IPL on CNC3? WTF IS DAT!!!!!!!
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