First, targeted constituencies – ie anyone associated with, relying or dependent on the state and public services.
The people who will suffer dramatically in the coming days are immigrants in general, and Muslims in particular, since they are the most defenseless of all the targeted constituencies.
The IAF, which is the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan, had targeted 22 constituency seats that it thought it had a good chance of winning.
Luckett tells us that the company partnered with Obama for America in the fall of 2011 to help "reinvigorate the campaign's social media and empower fans to get the word out" by creating a networked social architecture that focused on creating sharable content, infographics and so on, and launching Facebook Pages targeted key constituency groups.
When the National Rifle Association NRAA) took a hard turn to the right after the 1977 "Cincinnati Revolution," the organization's leadership targeted this constituency by injecting the insurrectionist idea into our national political conscience.
But none of this appears to have had much impact on Mr Netanyahu's target constituency - the Russian immigrants who now constitute one in five voters.
During the last six weeks of the election campaign, Kassam was dispatched to the target constituency to take charge as it became clear the Tories were throwing in more resources.
The act may not have convinced the Twitterati – bursting with tens of thousands of epithets such as "Adolf Brent" – but then, that probably isn't the BNP's target constituency.
Last week, Mr. Medvedev seemed to rebrand himself in preparation for leaving the presidency, tacking away from the progressives who were once his target constituency and reassuring members of United Russia that he had never espoused liberal views to begin with.
In the past week, David Cameron has been at a school in the Conservative target constituency of Bolton West to talk up his plan to introduce re-sits for children who don't meet the expected standards at primary level.
