Sentence examples for into the constituency from inspiring English sources

Mr Harvey moved into the constituency and backed its demands for cheaper petrol.

She and her supporters met several Bangladeshi workers who had been brought into the constituency to vote.

But boundary changes have brought thousands of affluent Tory-leaning voters into the constituency, making it an equally tight race.

There had been a boundary change which brought a number of large working-class estates into the constituency.

And it will introduce a piquant new ingredient into the constituency party re-elections on which Labour is embarking after the boundary review.

Most of all, she is hoping that people will recognise the work she has done in getting discretionary funding into the constituency - 'like this money today.

Labour lost to the Tories in the top up section but just made it into second place in the constituency section (by a margin of less than a point).

The activist whose failed campaign to become Labour's parliamentary candidate in Falkirk sparked Ed Miliband's radical reorganisation of the party's union links has condemned an internal investigation into voting irregularities in the constituency.

Since the last election, the organisation has ploughed almost £285,000 into the constituencies – nearly double the amount it has channelled to Tory party headquarters.

As public counting of the votes ran deep into the night, constituency by constituency, it became evident that many opposition candidates had made strong challenges even in constituencies they had lost and that the overall percentage of votes won by the ruling party was declining.

After the Act came into effect, the constituencies were changed, and this raised the electorate from under 5,000 to 65,000.