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Mr. Gingrich had bet his campaign on winning in Georgia, which he represented for years in Congress.

Redistricting forced him to switch seats in 1951 to the Birmingham division of Stechford, which he represented for over 25 years.

He has a big personal following in the area, which he represented for Labour in Parliament until he was expelled from the party in 1992 for his association with the left-wing Militant Tendency.

So his strategy is to keep going through the remaining contests in February (Maine, Michigan and Arizona) until March, when the race visits several states in the South which are more amenable to him, including his native Georgia, which he represented for 20 years in Congress.

Bolstered by a recent poll that showed Mr. Bush with a slight but statistically insignificant advantage here, he made a barbed joke about the fact that Mr. Gore might not be able to count on a victory in Tennessee, which he represented for 16 years in Congress.

It was a combination that meant that he was popular both in the House of Commons and his suburban Kent seat of Beckenham, which he represented for 35 years, but he was inevitably destined by his independent spirit to serve only briefly on his party's frontbench.

"Leo was a passionate Welshman and a fine constituency MP for the eastern valley, which he represented in Parliament for nearly 30 years.

But there's a hitch, and that is Gingrich's refusal to quit the race even though he has only won primaries in South Carolina and Georgia, which he represented in Congress for two decades.

Prominent supporters of Mr. Santorum began calling for Mr. Gingrich to step aside after Super Tuesday, when Mr. Gingrich's sole win was in Georgia, which he represented in the House for 20 years.

According to exit polls, more than a third of Georgia voters said Mr. Gingrich's ties to the state, which he represented in the House for two decades, were important in their choice of candidate.

In 1702 he transferred to King's Lynn, which he represented, with one short intermission, for the next 40 years.