It is entirely possible, in fact likely, that there are multiple and overlapping categories of choice behind each constituency.
The party does seem to be trying to diversify: Ms. Creasy was elected from an all-women short list, one offering voters in certain constituencies a choice of only female candidates, in order to increase the proportion of female lawmakers.
It was unclear whether anyone was killed or wounded in these attacks, but the constituency of armed strikes and the bold choice of targets has heightened the profile of Syria's armed insurgency.
I'm glad I don't face such a difficult choice in my constituency of Oxford West and Abingdon, where a Lib Dem has a strong chance of deposing the sitting one-term Tory.
A good chunk of the Brothers' parliamentary constituency says it would even vote for a non-Islamist candidate, a sign that bread and butter matter more than piety.Eenie, meenie, miney, moThey have plenty of choice.
Presidents Hill and Gerard and Trumka, faith leaders, elected officials, African-American leaders, and every constituency of the Democratic Party will call on her to vote for and support the Employee Free Choice Act.
"I wanted to see what it would be like to strike out on my own," he said, "make the choice of what I want to do based on merits of the piece, not on a constituency of subscribers".
Of this, £100,000 will be paid to a charity of her choice, with which she has worked closely and which will benefit young people in her south London constituency of Dulwich and West Norwood.
"A mixed-media election provides our nationwide constituency with greater choice," said Michael Farris, chairman of the party's election committee.
The broad constituency of Google supporters may bolster their cause.
