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The combined share of the vote of these constituencies could be as much as 35 percent.
Those constituencies could be crucial in a primary or general election next year.
However, he added, constituencies could be rejigged within the 5% limit to take account of the changes.
Why bother with leaflet drops or canvassing when floating voters in marginal constituencies could be emailed at the click of a mouse?
The issue is politically explosive, with campaign groups – including 38 Degrees – warning all MPs that hospitals in their constituencies could be vulnerable to sudden cuts or even closure in the runup to the 2015 general election.
Professor David Stephens Brighton, East Sussex Tony Benn once proposed that the UK's parliamentary constituencies could be geographically paired, with separate male and female lists of candidates drawn up.
"What the ERA [defeat] did was show the right, and especially Reagan strategists, that a new constituency could be tapped to revitalize the right.
The Boundary Commission had suggested the South Belfast constituency could be divided between expanded Belfast South West and South East seats.
The Labour MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill, Liam Byrne had floated the idea that parents at Park View Academy in his constituency could be consulted over converting to an Islamic faith school.
Islanders fear the extra 35,000 constituents could be added to a constituency in Hampshire, meaning their MP could be from the mainland.
