Whereas economic interests and most cause groups benefit a narrow constituency, public interest groups promote issues of general public concern (e.g., environmental protection, human rights, and consumer rights).
Likewise, candidates and traditional political organizations benefit from a constituency that is actively engaged with social media, finding it easier to raise money, organize volunteers and communicate directly with voters who use social media platforms [13].
This time articles discussing the program, which would benefit an important voter constituency, were published in The New York Times, The Daily News, The New York Post and Newsday, and Mr. Vallone was featured on at least two local news programs.
We have come to accept this situation for a variety of reasons: we are starstruck, we fall for the family brand appeal without realizing it, we assume the relative is as strong as the original and that their connections will benefit their constituency, the force of an entire family political apparatus is too strong to withstand, we are too lazy to properly research other candidates.
Streets aren't nighttime streets, but you have to put lights on them because you have safety issues". Councilwoman Wendy Leece sided with Genis, calling the lights "a luxury we can't afford" from a "wish list" that only benefits a small constituency.
Residents in these situations should be encouraged--and indeed have the opportunity--to seek shared solutions that benefit both constituencies to reduce additional trauma in an already stressful situation.
CW would benefit all the constituencies a network deals with, Mr. Moonves said, from local stations to advertisers - a list that he made a point of saying included the "shareholders in the CBS Corporation".
Individual programs that benefit specific constituencies are sacrificed for the common good..
Instead of facing up to this scarcity, politicians promote tax cuts and income redistribution policies to benefit favored constituencies.
The northern constituencies that might oppose preferential treatment of poor countries on trade issues (such as farmers, manufacturers and trade unions) may well support investment rules that would benefit their constituencies as well, as the 99% makes its presence felt.
