Examples of 'ward elects' in a sentence
Meaning of "ward elects"
ward elects - Refers to the process of selecting or choosing a representative for a specific district or area
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Each ward elects a different number of members to council.
The electorate of each ward elects three councillors.
Each ward elects a councillor to the PMC.
Authorities were divided into wards and each ward elects only one councillor.
Each ward elects two members.
Staniland North Ward elects one councillor.
The ward elects three councillors to Cardiff Council.
Swineshead & Holland Ward elects two councillors.
Each ward elects one, two or three councillors.
Clandon & Horsley ward elects three councillors.
The ward elects a single councillor, who currently is Gary Scott of the Conservative Party.
Staniland South Ward elects two councillors 12.
The ward elects a single councillor, who currently is Richard Sherras of the Conservative Party.
Westborough ward elects three councillors.
Each ward elects two councillors, who serve 4 year terms.
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Witham Ward elects two councillors.
The ward elects three councillors, each for a period of 4 years.
St Thomas Ward elects one councillor.
The ward elects three councillors to the 75-member metropolitan borough council.
Each ward elects one member.
The ward elects three councillors to the 75-member metropolitan borough council, Wigan's local authority.
Each ward elects a corporator.
West Ward elects one councillor.
South Ward elects one councillor.
The Llanishen ward elects four councillors to Cardiff Council.
This ward elects six councillors to the 16-person council.
Fenside Ward elects two councillors 12.
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