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Democratic Alliance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (182 words) |
 | The parties named Democratic Alliance are also listed under Democratic Party. |
 | Republic of Macedonia (former Yugoslav) — Democratic Alliance |
 | Democratic Alliance was a Swedish anti-Socialist organisation active in the '70s. |
| Hoover Institution - Essays in Public Policy - Hong Kong Under Chinese Rule: The First Year (8918 words) |
 | Popular "democrats" who would be favored to win a seat in a single-member constituency are likely to split the votes among themselves in the new multimember constituencies. |
 | The democrats had little expectation of retaining their two seats from the at-large constituencies in the eight hundred–member Election Committee, which was dominated by pro-China figures, including the sixty Hong Kong members of the National People's Congress (China's legislature) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. |
 | One of the basic elements of a democratic election is "one person, one vote." A vote in the Agriculture and Fisheries constituency was worth more than 150 votes in the Education constituency (see table 1). |