"There's enough of a pro-life constituency who would feel so betrayed that they would not vote for him".
"The Republican Party has been pro-life in its platform ever since 1976, the first platform after Roe, and I think most of the Republicans understand they can't afford to lose the pro-life constituency".
Right from the early days I felt the pressure of this treble life of department, constituency and family.
In Sheffield the student vote is being watched particularly closely because the Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg is fighting for his political life in the constituency of Sheffield Hallam.
She did not wear makeup or play the celebrity, and settled down to the nitty-gritty of life as a constituency MP.
Lord Coe, the double Olympic 1,500m champion who was the only other senior figure apart from Jowell to oversee the games from the moment London won the right to host the games in 2005, said: "I'm very sorry that Tessa has decided to step down from constituency life.
"When you have a group of Nationalists that want to be involved with the government of a country which they don't want to belong to you have to ask yourself if you're a voter in England, or Wales, or Northern Ireland would these people care at all about what happens in my life and my constituency?
Mr. Rosenwald classifies these as "life and death" constituencies.
For many of those working in the Commons, particularly those representing marginal seats, it's a gruelling life of late votes, constituency engagements, bill committees and many hours sat on a train chugging back to the constituency from Westminster.
Her message appears to have got through to the poorest members of the constituency, where life expectancy is 10 years below the national average.
It would end the "jobs for life" culture in safe constituency seats (campaigners point to MPs in safe seats who were embroiled in the expenses scandal that hit the previous parliament).
