Of course, appealing as it is to focus on one constituency in the hope of gaining insights into the most unpredictable general election in recent times, the predictive ability of any one seat is decidedly limited.
In early July, the voter rolls of one constituency in central Thailand, where a powerful general is a candidate, swelled by 10,000 names, the Bangkok press reported.
But Joe Martens, president of the institute, countered that opening Dockside to the trailer launches needed for motorboats would disturb kayakers and require too much paved surface at the site -- which would satisfy one constituency at the expense of others.
When the regulation of the financial markets is unfairly skewed in favor of only one constituency, the consequences are often disastrous.
WASHINGTON -- As the White House developed its new proposal to raise the federal minimum wage, there was at least one core constituency of President Obama's that was largely left out of the loop on the plan: organized labor.
The trusts are vaccinating badgers on two unnamed nature reserves, including one within the constituency of new Environment Secretary Owen Paterson.
If he is playing electoral roulette with the one-time bankable constituency of students, he is also hopeful of picking up voters "abandoned" by Labour in the north, where the Lib Dems are second to Labour in 52 constituencies.
Yet his reliance on one slice of his constituency -- his fellow energy executives -- only fed the perception that the Bush team is far too close to energy interests.
"It's a hard town when you have a constituency of no one," said one Department of Education official.
