A Dan Berman article on FiveThirtyEight analyzing this country's 1953 election noted how a party that was outspent four-to-one and lost the popular vote by nearly eight points won a parliamentary majority because of laws allowing electoral district sizes to differ by up to 15% from the average. "
A Dan Berman article on FiveThirtyEight analyzing this country's 1953 election noted how a party that was outspent four-to-one and lost the popular vote by nearly eight points won a parliamentary majority because of laws allowing electoral district sizes to differ by up to 15% from the average. "Bitter enders" in this country fomented the Five Shillings Revolt at the start of World War I. This country, which received the largest League of Nations Type C mandate, was once convulsed by a constitutional crisis when the ruling party attempted to amend a "qualified franchise" law in a province that covered two- thirds of its area. This country was dominated by the United Party until it was defeated in 1948 by the National Party, which was led by Daniel Francois Malan and ruled through this country's transition from royal dominion to republic in 1961. For 10 points, name this British dominion whose parliament Harold Macmillan addressed in his Winds of Change speech.
A Dan Berman article on FiveThirtyEight analyzing this country's 1953 election noted how a party that was outspent four-to-one and lost the popular vote by nearly eight points won a parliamentary majority because of laws allowing electoral district sizes to differ by up to 15% from the average. "
Union of South Africa [or Unie van Suid-Afrika; do not accept "Republic of South Africa" or "South African Republic" or "Transvaal Republic" or "Orange Free State"]