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It isn't because this constituency has turned its back or is in any way supportive of the Ahmadinejad government.

Both Mr. Burke and his brother, the powerful Alderman Edward M. Burke (14th Ward), are Irish-Americans representing working-class constituencies in an area that has turned overwhelmingly Hispanic.

But his failure to mention Russia's responsibility for a military nerve agent attack on innocent people in my constituency is nauseating," said Fox. Britain has turned to the EU for support over Salisbury.

But the zeal with which prosecutors have been swooping into offices to review the books has turned the business community into Saakashvili's angriest constituency.

In marginal constituencies, former Lib Dems have turned to Labour while Ukip recruits disproportionately from the ranks of disaffected Tories.

Little wonder, then, this other disenfranchised constituency has not turned out in support of the Occupy movement.

Rising rents and an increasingly impoverished dance constituency (many of its members have turned from technique class to movement practices like yoga) have made it difficult for independent studios to remain afloat.

By marrying this constituency to poor minority voters, gentry liberals have turned our core urban areas into a collection of electoral "ditto heads," with so-called "progressives" winning as much as 70 or 80% of the vote in presidential elections.

Some constituencies do complain that none of the young members have turned up yet for meetings or turned up only once, but others say young members are already actively engaged, with some constituencies reporting potential rifts between long-term members used to rule-bound discussions and the younger ones seeking more zest and passion in their politics.

In Kisumu Central, constituency returning officer John Ngutai said no voting materials had been distributed and only three of his 400 staff had turned up.

His constituency has vastly expanded".