In a historic ruling, the court declared the rule unconstitutional because "within a given constituency there can be room for but one constitutional rule -- one voter, one vote".
For a given measure, it's possible to see at a regional, local authority, or parliamentary constituency level what is happening in schools in particular areas.
'I said: "Third point: what are you going to do if a bunch of parents come into your surgery and say they want to set up a grammar school in your constituency, given that one of the big themes of your administration so far has been localism?
His fame as "William Hickey", and his stance as the only candidate with a home in the constituency, gave him a strong local profile.
Mr. Khan, who has repeatedly stressed his commitment to women's rights since declaring himself in control of Herat last week and who clearly sees educated women in particular as an important constituency, gave a lengthy speech in which he urged the women to help counter illiteracy in Afghanistan.
A well known teenager who terrorised a neighbourhood in my constituency was given an Asbo by my local council and the police after a series of incidents involving threats, foul language and harassment.
Moore needs 40 MPs to be present when the debate begins at 9.30am and more than 100 when the votes start around 11.30am, but the bill's supporters fear many parliamentarians will be in their constituencies given the election is just six months away.
If you live in an marginal constituency and you have this level of information it gives you the chance to vote tactically.
In this election, Goh Chok Tong, the prime minister, went further, promising to favour any ward in Hougang, an opposition constituency, that gave over 45% of its votes to the PAP.
The arrival of one of these miracle-workers in a constituency risks giving harried candidates and disengaged activists the perfect opportunity to dump boring grunt work like canvassing and envelope-stuffing on the new recruit.
