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Nurul Izzah Anwar, 32, the daughter of Mr. Anwar, successfully defended her seat in Parliament even though she said that 4,600 names on the voter rolls in her constituency could not be confirmed as real.

On Thursday, Burmese state TV quoted the electoral commission as saying that "the election will not be held in several constituencies where free and fair elections could not be held".

A member of parliament representing a constituency in the district, Dhado Godana, said the retaliatory attacks could not be controlled on time, since the area is hard to reach.

However, the Supreme Court subsequently invalidated several racially gerrymandered majority-minority congressional districts and ruled that race could not be the determining factor in the drawing of constituency boundaries.

Richmond Park is one of the few constituencies where that couldn't be less the case: it is unusually homogeneous, and its residents are more than averagely young, prosperous, in work, and healthy.

There is obviously a constituency for drug court, but that constituency is not being heard.

In the ethnic mosaic of New York, her constituency could be dramatically remade.

"The damages for some constituencies can't be calculated yet".

With corporate speech stifled and the representative no longer bound to curry donations, the politician would not be as influenced by those who could afford access and could be attuned to the whole of their constituency.

The Muslim constituency, however, could not adjust to the idea of being ruled by a woman, and Raziyyah (reigned 1236 40) fairly quickly succumbed to powerful nobles (the Shamsī), who once had been Iltutmish's slaves.

The combined share of the vote of these constituencies could be as much as 35 percent.