THE ECONOMIST: Does your own considerable unpopularity (if the polls are right) influence the way you campaign in your chosen constituencies?
(Or just a strong desire to pander to your chosen constituency for money?) As neuroscience has shown us, emotional judgments get made instantaneously; by the time reasoning cranks into action, it's doing so in a pre-existing emotional soup.
Obviously the power to gain a fair share of the federal budget does not reside in numbers but in creative planning, dedication, and a relentless determination to prevail on behalf of a chosen constituency.
Bills on issues like farm policy or free trade are often framed to force members to choose between constituencies -- farmers and unions, for example.
This delay allows men who accepted fraternity bids to choose their constituency.
London: voters will receive three papers - pink for the mayoral election, yellow to choose a constituency Assembly member and orange for a London-wide Assembly member.
Under the current system, voters in 650 parliamentary districts, called constituencies, choose a favorite from a slate of candidates.
If these leaders, reflecting the wishes of their constituencies, choose to adopt tough measures to fight crime, the ACLU should not presume to second-guess them.Also like Mr Neuborne, the Chicago authors make a further plea.
Sivek did not have information on how many of the 537 dual members had actively chosen a constituency.
As of the deadline last Friday for choosing a constituency, 317 eligible undergraduates were designated with their FSILG, and 230 with their residence, according to Gary L. Sivek, technical coordinator of the election commission.
