Sentence examples for constituency count from inspiring English sources

The constituency count began on Friday morning 4 May.

Obviously, it ain't over until the final constituency count but there's not that much for any of the mainstream parties to cheer about.

Tensions mounted after the final result was significantly delayed when two batches of ballot papers had to be re-processed for the Brent and Harrow constituency count.

However, as the results came in showing the Lib Dem share of the vote imploding, a party spokesperson told journalists gathered at Clegg's constituency count in Sheffield: "I'm not going to pretend that the Liberal Democrats are going to have anything other than a bad night".

Danish PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt was there to witness the Aberavon constituency count, attending to celebrate her husband Stephen Kinnock's victory.

The North American constituency counts 156,683 registered voters — less than a quarter of the size of a United States Congressional district.

Two constituency counts are taking place at the town's Charter Hall - Colchester, a Liberal Democrat seat since 1997, and Harwich and North Essex, won by the Conservatives last time around.

As this video reminds us, 1997 was one of the most dramatic election nights in history, with all but 30 or so constituencies counting the votes as soon as the polls closed that Thursday night, as has been the tradition for decades.

Election officials announced that Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy had won 25 of the first 28 constituencies counted, out of the more than 400 being contested.

He said last night that he had been disowned by Labour party and was not planning to attend his constituency election count because of the way he had been treated by party workers.

Most of the time, Mr. Obama speaks lightly of the historic nature of his candidacy, and he is something of a postracial figure, with too many varied influences and constituencies to count.