Sentence examples for constituency page from inspiring English sources

Lincoln constituency page.

Each constituency page will always name every party standing in that constituency.

A quick look at our traffic for last week shows people were looking at, among other things: Lots of story pages, especially the lead story; also the live pages, which clocked up 9.4m visitors over that week; the main results page with 6.9m, and 5.8m on the various constituency pages with local results and updates.

On Sir Malcolm's constituency web page web he asks "What can an MP do?" He answers, stating: "They are only able to deal with issues raised by people who live in their constituency, called constituents".

Results will also be available on your constituency profile page.

Contribsx responded by saying: "I think that's surprising given that his predecessor as a candidate for this constituency did have a Wiki page and unlike this candidate he was not previously elected to anything".

A page for every constituency in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, with local results and postcode search, stories and updates as relevant, as well as candidate information, a constituency profile and quiz.

Luckett tells us that the company partnered with Obama for America in the fall of 2011 to help "reinvigorate the campaign's social media and empower fans to get the word out" by creating a networked social architecture that focused on creating sharable content, infographics and so on, and launching Facebook Pages targeted key constituency groups.

I know MPs who don't have a constituency office, let alone a Facebook page.

PoliticsHome offers much more detail -- and an impressive interactive constituency map -- on their "Poll Centre" page (note: a "constituency" is what we typically call a "district").

The Freedom party contested the outcome of May's vote after claiming to have detected formal irregularities in 94 out of 117 constituencies, submitting a 150-page formal complaint to the constitutional court.