Sentence examples for election constituency from inspiring English sources

"In 2012, the most interesting candidate Faizabad has thrown up is a kinnar (eunuch) who plans to contest as an independent," the piece observes about the election constituency, which has been a political stronghold over the past several decades.

For the sixth time running, Houghton and Sunderland South became the first general election constituency to declare, announcing at 22 48 BST.

And I think this view is reflected by the people in both by-election constituencies who have come up and told me, "Isn't it wonderful that these politicians actually trust us to make a decision".

From the next election, Yeovil constituency will contain Ilchester once again to equalise the populations of the Somerset constituencies.

During the recent election, one constituency in Karachi emerged as a battleground between the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party of the cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, Karachi's largest party, which has long represented Urdu-speaking migrants from India.

At the 2010 General Election, the constituency of Broxtowe had one of the narrowest margins in the East Midlands.

At the 2010 general election this constituency changed to North East Somerset.

From the next UK general election the constituency will also include the Hylands ward.

In fiery comments on the floor of the Senate last week, Mr. McCain accused Mr. Reid and Democrats of pandering to a election-year constituency.

Labour have performed strongly in such seats in local elections and constituency polling by Lord Ashcroft, and until recently considered many to be very strong pick-up opportunities.

In advance of the 1926 election, several constituencies had trouble generating the interest necessary for a nomination meeting.