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2011-01-01 – 2012-12-31
As much as we know. Here’s a taste of the information we have so far.
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Ruby programmer? It’s easy to use this data in your own app! Use the gem like this:
require 'everypolitician' country = Everypolitician::Index.new.country('Sark') house = country.legislature('Chief-Pleas') house.popolo.terms.find_by(id: 'term/2011').memberships.each do |membership| puts "#{membership.person.name} (#{membership.party.name}): #{membership.person.gender}" end
Main Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/
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