So, as well as publishing a stream of unique constituency-by-constituency polls, which many believe will enable unprecedented tactical voting in May, he is enjoying publicly teasing the prime minister.
"The size of the case is breathtaking and there are some unique constituencies," said H. Jason Gold, a lawyer whose firm, Wiley Rein & Fielding, represents more than 20 telephone companies and governmental authorities that have claims affected by the reorganization plan.
The occasions for contributing to graduate community at MIT are unlimited, whether socializing, integrating academic and social aspects of graduate life, appreciating the arts, or looking for ways to improve communications and outreach to unique constituencies.
To combat that, For Our Future has brought together different entities with ties to unique constituencies.
Even if both man and constituency are unique, the result still raises an intriguing question.
In practical terms, this means nurturing the unique aspects of competing constituencies and strategies while finding ways to unite them.
"I have long argued that island constituencies are unique and cannot be parcelled up into neat population bundles in the same way as inner city seats," Mr MacNeil said.
An authority on endangered species and conservation policy, Ginette has developed and launched global recovery strategies for critically endangered species and has engaged key constituencies in unique partnerships to secure long-term solutions, from local women's groups to national policy makers to multinational companies.
Under the country's unique "binominal" system, each parliamentary constituency has two seats; the winning candidate takes one and in most cases the runner-up takes the other.
While a substantial SNP victory seems likely, the unique interaction of the first (constituency) and second (regional) votes in the D'Hondt system for allocating seats makes the placement of the runners up far less predictable than in a traditional first past the post arrangement.
