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In a significant upset, a five-member Workers Partyy slate won a group-candidate constituency over a ruling party slate that included two cabinet ministers.

In a significant upset, a five-member Workers Partyy slate won a group-candidate constituency over a governing party slate that included two cabinet ministers.

Within Ukip, if 20% of the registered electors in any ward or constituency over a period of six weeks, sign a petition calling into question the office of an elected representative, a byelection must be held.

The party said 1,500 activists had campaigned in the constituency over a single weekend, well up on Witney, Oxfordshire, where the party saw its biggest swing in two decades and substantially reduced the majority of the Conservative candidate in David Cameron's old seat.

Beginning with his birther campaign against Obama, and carrying on with his misogynistic crusade against Clinton, Trump claimed leadership of the angry white American people's revolt and, incredibly, also won over a constituency for his Republican Presidential candidacy.

There has been a fall in unemployment across his constituency over the last five months and a new retail park, to include a Morrisons supermarket, opening in Queenborough next spring will bring up to 500 jobs to the island, along with another 500 jobs on offer at a local jobs fair this week.

The Gore campaign has hoped that the vice president could use the issue to convey that he is not beholden to labor and that he is willing to break with an important constituency over principle.

The shadow home secretary, David Davis, threw the Conservative leadership into turmoil today by unexpectedly announcing his resignation as an MP, forcing a byelection in his constituency over the government's 42-day terror detention plan.

Richard Taylor, the independent MP for Wyre Forest in Worcestershire, was elected after a storm in the constituency over the downgrading of Kidderminster hospital.

A Conservative MP has accused David Cameron of breaking his election promise not to cut child tax credits and has boycotted a Government visit to his constituency over the "completely unacceptable" measures.

But this is not an exercise in pleasing one constituency over another or grabbing headlines.