Bad Scotland Nearly all constituency seats lost.
Bad Scotland Lose one of their constituency seats, lose ground on regional lists.
But beyond the charm of tourism, the constituency suffers from clogged roads, bad sanitation facilities and poor water supply.
"It was that bad that nationally they had to disband [my constituency] party when I resigned and it remained disbanded for 10 years.
Their strength is that there is something for many different actors across multiple constituencies to work towards collectively – no bad thing in an increasingly polarised world where multilateralism is badly creaking.
In HRC's choices and execution, the book reveals, in spite of itself, why Mrs Clinton continually generates bad press in the media, alienates her natural constituencies, and depresses, rather than inspires, with her leadership.
This is particularly bad news for the poor, Mr Chávez's main constituency.
"There's a large liberal constituency in Westchester that says, 'Guns are bad, no one should have them, they kill children,' " said one of the owners of Mid-Hudson producedons, which produced the shows.
A bad night in Scotland will see Labour wiped out at constituency level in a country whose politics it dominated less than a decade ago.
Something rotten in Reading If Oscar Wilde were alive now, he might write a Ballad of Reading East, in which "some grow mad and all grow bad", because something is poisoning the political atmosphere in that constituency.
