Sentence examples for current constituency from inspiring English sources

Ditto, I suspect, the current constituency boundaries for MPs, most of whom are currently enjoying the summer recess away from Westminster.

You can find polling in your constituency and a map of current constituency projections here.

But the new Congressional map proposes a district along Lake Erie that retains some of Mr. Kucinich's current constituency, though he could end up running against a fellow Democrat, Representative Marcy Kaptur.

None of those areas were going to see the current constituency being split into four or five boroughs so it does make you think perhaps those who can't or don't shout loudest get ignored," says McDonagh.

"Throughout this process Mr. Quayle has consistently maintained that at the end of the day that he is going to run in the district that represents the majority of his current constituency". Cullen's comments could indicate a potential race for Quayle in the more Republican sixth district, which also encompasses more of his old district.

Most MPs will fight something close to their current constituencies at the next election, even if the name and boundaries change.

"Many current constituencies are not within the permitted electorate range, and some that are may still need to change, to enable neighbouring constituencies to be suitably adjusted," they added.

Despite giving the Tories an electoral boost overall, the plans could create a headache for Theresa May as up to 17 of her MPs lose their current constituencies – the same number as the party's working majority.

Despite giving the Tories an overall electoral boost, the plans could create a headache for Theresa May as up to 17 of her MPs would lose their current constituencies – the same number as the party's working majority.

David Cameron's decision to press ahead with the review, which was blocked by the Liberal Democrats in the last parliament, means MPs will be competing with each other to keep seats if their current constituencies are too small to survive and forced to merge with ones nearby.

The west will also lose one of its current constituencies, reducing the number of MPs in NI from 18 to 16.