This gives them a difficult balancing act: to keep their constituency happy as well as fight the diversity corner.
The government's desire to keep all constituencies happy but the middle class a bit more so than others is reflected in the property- rights bill.
If, on the other hand, the candidates refuse to work out a way to keep both constituencies firmly in the Democratic camp for the general election, it may make of the 2008 primary the story of a painfully botched grand opportunity to return our nation to the upward path, and leave us mired in Iraq and government mediocrity.
Australia uses a mix of voting systems but keeps constituency links for Mps.
"Will that be for the benefit of the program, or to keep Cuomo's constituency happy?" New York's Medicaid program, jointly financed by federal, state and local taxpayers, is the nation's largest, at $53 billion.
It had no substantial ethnic constituency to keep in mind for electoral gain.
American officials speak of Netanyahu as myopic, entitled, untrustworthy, routinely disrespectful toward the President, and focussed solely on short-term political tactics to keep his right-wing constituency in line.
While no constituent group sounded overjoyed with Mr. Bush's announcement -- and many, particularly anti-abortion groups, were downright angry -- the president managed to keep his core Republican constituency from collapsing.
He intended the Matt Hancock App to be a place for people in his West Suffolk constituency to keep up on news about Matt Hancock, MP.
Purnell is likely to keep his home in his constituency.
But they are also meant to keep off those whose only constituency may be their checkbooks.
