Its rank-and-file draws its numbers from the same constituency as the protests — the poor and disgruntled from a countryside that the government has neglected for years.
"We could end up with two members of parliament for the same constituency.
A politician of Moroccan descent was chosen for the same constituency.
His colleague Mairead McGuinness, a Fine Gael MEP for the same constituency, said she did not support the notion of Ireland taking on Britain's immigration controls.
With multiseat constituencies, this would mean that, as in Jordan, if the opposition candidate got 70% of the vote, the remainder of the vote would be divided up among the other seats for the same constituency.
Much as Barack Obama thought he was safe soliloquizing about angry white Middle Americans clinging to "guns or religion" at a San Francisco fund-raiser in 2008, so Rove now parades his disdain for the same constituency when speaking to the European press.
By-elections often have more candidates than there would be for the same constituency at a general election, which makes postage costs expensive.
Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly at Stormont are elected from six-member constituencies using proportional representation and using the same constituencies as for Westminster.
The prize is voted for by virtually the same constituency as the directors' branch of AMPAS, and divergent views are rare.There has been a popular swell behind Martin Scorsese for "Gangs of New York" because he has never won best director and is thought to be overdue.
By the same token, Messrs Barbour, Daniels, Giuliani, Huntsman, Pawlenty and Romney would all be competing for more or less the same constituency, as tested, pragmatic, business-friendly centrists with conservative veneers of varying thickness.
