electoral constituency

Examples (20)

• The boundaries of each electoral constituency are reviewed periodically to ensure fair representation.
• The candidate promised to address the specific needs of his electoral constituency.
• Each Member of Parliament is elected to represent a specific electoral constituency.
• Redrawing the boundaries of each electoral constituency is often a contentious political issue.
• As a registered voter, you can only cast your ballot for candidates running in your designated electoral constituency.
• A Member of Parliament is elected to represent a specific electoral constituency in the government.
• The country is divided into several hundred electoral constituencies for a general election.
• Her electoral constituency has a large rural population with unique economic challenges.
• The commission's report recommended creating a new electoral constituency due to population shifts.
• He focused his campaign efforts on the key issues affecting voters in his electoral constituency.
• The final results from the North Somerset electoral constituency were among the last to be declared.
• The final results from that urban electoral constituency are expected to be very close.
• His rural electoral constituency covers a vast geographical area but is sparsely populated.
• Voters in this electoral constituency have historically supported the opposition party.
• The candidate focused her campaign on local issues relevant to her electoral constituency.
• The commission was tasked with creating several new electoral constituencies based on the latest census data.
• Understanding the unique demographic makeup of an electoral constituency is key to winning the vote.
• For over twenty years, she represented the same electoral constituency, earning the trust of its residents.
• The proposed boundary changes will significantly alter the map of this electoral constituency.
• Winning in a marginal electoral constituency requires a completely different strategy.