Romney has a "unique ability to push key constituencies away," deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter says in a new memo following the results of the Florida contest.
Peeling constituencies away from the GOP helps the Democrats, and at the end of the day Democrats -- for all their warts -- are light-years better on LGBT issues than the Republican Party.
When this once reliably Democratic constituency moves away from the party by large margins, Democrats lose.
One of the issues with it is the number of "wasted" votes, votes which do not contribute to a result, something that single transferable votes in multi-member constituencies does away with.
The Reform Act of 1832 extended the franchise and redrew constituency boundaries, doing away with many rotten boroughs.
She made her victory announcement last week from the rural village of Melle, in her constituency, keeping well away from the leafy boulevards of the Paris left bank, home to the Socialist Party headquarters.
For now, this unquestioned popular support is Mrs. Aquino's great weapon, against a newly energized military as much as against a newly perplexed Communist insurgency that fears its constituency is slipping away toward the center.
When I was not at the department of transport or in the Commons, I was in my constituency 120 miles away in Sutton Coldfield, trying to convince my electors that they were not losing out by having a government minister as their MP.
And because it requires them to work with a broad range of constituencies, students come away with a better understanding of the complex dynamics that inevitably accompany local projects, Felson said.
In quiet times when clients, customers, and constituencies are mostly away themselves, and subordinates are also taking vacation time, it's easier for leaders to enjoy vacations without intrusion.
