From 4db00ffd9c22ee23240bcdcf0168d7ef7be3f3ac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Adrian Short Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:30:23 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Removed grid. Polished copy. --- views/election.haml | 40 ++++++++++++++++++++-------------------- views/parliament.haml | 39 +++++++++++++++++++++------------------ 2 files changed, 41 insertions(+), 38 deletions(-) diff --git a/views/election.haml b/views/election.haml index af4dc38..10b7c67 100644 --- a/views/election.haml +++ b/views/election.haml @@ -1,20 +1,20 @@ -.grid_9 - %h1= @page_title = "How the council election works" - - %p On 6 May 2010 you get to choose your local councillors and to help to decide who runs Sutton Council. - - %p Sutton borough is divided into 18 areas called wards. - - %p Each ward has three councillors. That makes 54 councillors for the whole borough. - - %p You get three votes to choose three councillors for your ward from the list of candidates. - - %p The three people with the most votes in each ward become the councillors for that ward. - - %p If a political party gets 28 or more councillors they get to run Sutton Council and decide its policies and services. - - %p If no party gets 28 councillors the parties have to agree among themselves who will run the council. This is called “no overall control”. - - %p Elections for Sutton Council take place every four years. - - = haml_partial('register-to-vote') +%h1= @page_title = "How council elections work" + +%p + Every four years you get to choose your local councillors and help to decide who runs + = succeed "." do + %a{ :href => "/bodies/sutton-council" } Sutton Council + +%p Sutton borough is divided into 18 areas called wards. + +%p Each ward has three councillors. That makes 54 councillors for the whole borough. + +%p You get three votes to choose three councillors for your ward from the list of candidates. + +%p The three people with the most votes in each ward become the councillors for that ward. + +%p If a political party gets 28 or more councillors they get to run Sutton Council and decide its policies and services. + +%p If no party gets 28 councillors the parties have to agree among themselves who will run the council. This is called “no overall control”. + += haml :register, :layout => false diff --git a/views/parliament.haml b/views/parliament.haml index 3e4f2b9..f3e1e15 100644 --- a/views/parliament.haml +++ b/views/parliament.haml @@ -1,21 +1,24 @@ -.grid_9 +%h1= @page_title = "How parliament elections work" - %h1= @page_title = "How the parliament election works" - - %p On 6 May 2010 you can vote for your local member of parliament and help to decide who governs the UK. - - %p The UK is divided into 650 areas called constituencies. Each constituency elects one MP. - - %p The London Borough of Sutton has two constituencies: Sutton and Cheam, and Carshalton and Wallington. - - %p You get one vote to help choose the MP for your area from a list of candidates. - - %p The person with the most votes becomes the MP. - - %p If a political party gets 326 or more out of 650 MPs they can form a government to run the country. - - %p If no party gets 326 MPs the parties have to agree among themselves who will run the country. This is called a “hung parliament”. +%p In parliament elections you can vote for your local member of parliament (MP) and help to decide who governs the UK. - %p Elections for parliament must be held at least once every five years. The prime minister can choose to have an election earlier if they wish. +%p The UK is divided into 650 areas called constituencies. Each constituency elects one MP. + +%p + There are two constituencies in Sutton borough: + = succeed ", and " do + %a{ :href => "/bodies/uk-parliament/constituencies/sutton-and-cheam" } Sutton and Cheam + = succeed "." do + %a{ :href => "/bodies/uk-parliament/constituencies/carshalton-and-wallington" } Carshalton and Wallington - = haml_partial('register-to-vote') +%p You get one vote to help choose the MP for your area from a list of candidates. + +%p The person with the most votes becomes the MP. + +%p If a political party gets 326 or more out of 650 MPs they can form a government to run the country. + +%p If no party gets 326 MPs the parties have to agree among themselves who will run the country. This is called a “hung parliament”. + +%p Elections for parliament must be held at least once every five years. The prime minister can choose to have an election earlier if they wish. + += haml :register, :layout => false