By dividing the constituencies horizontally, they could ensure that their constituencies are the majority in each district and win all five seats in House.
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There's nothing wrong with going after the other party's constituencies if those constituencies enjoy unearned privileges, which professionals in blue states (this columnist included) emphatically do.
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I largely agree, but I also think that Democrats need to be careful about alienating their current constituencies — particularly since many of those constituencies are growing.
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It's a matter of math: The GOP's core constituencies (older, wealthier, churchgoing) get to the polls at consistently higher rates than core Democratic constituencies (younger, poorer, secular).
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How the GOP angered constituencies As the debate unfolded, advocates for the GOP plan made statements, or offered amendments, that angered a succession of constituencies and health organizations.
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Lots of members of Congress should expect to hear from newly mobilized constituencies, constituencies that will now be made quite aware that there is a government program they like.
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Sharif's PML-N was ahead in 64 constituencies, and the PPP, led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the son of assassinated two-time prime minister Benazir Bhutto, led in 42 constituencies.
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The larger issue is that for too long, I think, candidates have taken for granted the constituencies that have been the backbone of the Democratic Party and have overlooked those constituencies.
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That is the North Star — to protect those constituencies.
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I think we have probably eight different states ... Constituencies.
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Two is that there's also a turnout and mobilization issue: it's not just a question of reaching out to swing constituencies, it's also a question of making sure your own constituencies turn out.
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But because there's so many different ... Facebook is so big and there's so many different constituencies, and I'm sure that there are some constituencies that are really into mending its relationships with publishers.
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Instead, the company is refining Edge, to benefit multiple constituencies.
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They're trying to make the best decisions for their constituencies.
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On Thursday, votes from only 542 constituencies were being counted.
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They've also drawn opposition from various constituencies within the party.
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Today there are many different constituencies that face economic anxiety.
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Its 12 constituencies elect between three and ten MEPs each.
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Efforts to reach out to new constituencies won't be easy.
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Previously, Remainer constituencies had been far likelier to feel optimistic.
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That new political geography reflects evolving constituencies on both sides.
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Results from Britain's 650 constituencies are due throughout the night.
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Every major tax bill has needed support from broad constituencies.
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Many of its 50 parliamentary constituencies are rural and remote.
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Most candidates have rivals their constituencies are sympathetic to — Sen.
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Domestic constituencies in both countries fiercely believe it is so.
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The country had nearly 41,000 polling stations and 290 constituencies.
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Turnout for the constituencies counted so far was 43 percent.
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Each of these constituencies was crucial to Trump's 2016 win.
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Republicans and Democrats represent very different constituencies, with different values.
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The two parties today represent genuinely different constituencies and coalitions.
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How have so many constituencies read the symbol so differently?
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Both those candidates have built constituencies that also love Sen.
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But those same efforts are frustrating certain constituencies at home.
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The six represented different issues, different places and different constituencies.
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Targeting allows them to send different messages to different constituencies.
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Hong Kong has 18 district councils, representing 452 separate constituencies.
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"Let's talk about input from our constituencies," Johnson told reporters.
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But the Democratic constituencies want more money and more laws.
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Silicon Valley doesn't think of all the constituencies it has.
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But will any of these constituencies vote for Donald Trump?
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The result is a kind of sorting of British politics: Labour voters have become more concentrated in a handful of constituencies in cities, while Conservatives have gotten stronger in a much larger number of constituencies.
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The popular constituencies they speak for are very different, of course.
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The leaders over here, Paul, have their own domestic political constituencies.
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Plenty of people are cross, many of them in sensitive constituencies.
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This may have helped Hofer make inroads in more centrist constituencies.
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But their records both feature errors that nonwhite constituencies have questioned.
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The primaries revealed his weaknesses with constituencies like women and minorities.
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In small constituencies the threshold to election is therefore very high.
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But other Labour MPs from Leave-voting constituencies were simply offended.
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The constitution says that constituencies should be "approximately equal" in size.
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The League and the M5S have very different policies and constituencies.
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I respect that [colleagues] have to represent their constituencies as well.
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They will make the case that they can to their constituencies.
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The targeting which keeps these programmes cheap also limits their constituencies.
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Cotton plays successfully to the warring constituencies of the Republican party.
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Those "functional constituencies" are dominated by loyalists to the Chinese government.
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Different constituencies have vibrant debates about the politics of self-naming.
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I'm Gillibrand, I represent New York, you're coming at my constituencies.
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Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris, as their constituencies tended to overlap.Sen.
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And Biden won all over the place with our key constituencies.
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Summer vacations became democratized, and summer camps soon attracted new constituencies.
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Both parties are under intense pressure to deliver for key constituencies.
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Well, much of this is a function of the constituencies themselves.
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You are corralling independent senators from different states with different constituencies.
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There are a total of 7,882 candidates running for 577 constituencies.
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He's cultivated an enormously complex web of agriculture groups and constituencies.
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Elections in improbably large constituencies, with pitifully low turnouts, change nothing.
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Undercounting is worst among minorities and immigrants -- traditional constituencies of Democrats.
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Half of the seats in Hong Kong's Legislative Council are directly elected by voters in geographic constituencies, while the other half are so-called functional constituencies, largely composed of industry groups that lean toward the establishment.
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Business has traditionally been one of the Conservative Party's most loyal constituencies.
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And we will do everything in our power to engage these constituencies.
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Richmond was the 19793th-most pro-Remain of the 650 parliamentary constituencies.
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Instead, Latino political culture is relatively new and embraces highly varied constituencies.
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Such piecemeal intervention, however, may please constituencies but not much improve matters.
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The populist constituencies that carried him to office eventually turned on him.
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Vote counting for all 543 constituencies is done in a single day.
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Seniors, like other constituencies, aren't buying the lip service of the left.
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The second proposed change is to so-called "group representation constituencies" (GRCs).
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Single-payer cannot pass until the interests of such constituencies are addressed.
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London time on Friday and there are 650 constituencies due to announce.
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"Politicizing it" means using the issue to transfer wealth to favored constituencies.
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Protests by Odinga's supporters prevented polling stations from opening in 25 constituencies.
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These are really powerful interest groups with major constituencies on the Hill.
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Neither are those the only two constituencies with meaningful interests at stake.
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Who are the constituencies for the Niskanen Center's version of moderate libertarianism?
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Democrats also were able to maintain small deficits among GOP-leaning constituencies.
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Only elections in Fafi and Turkana Central constituencies went ahead on Saturday.
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Instead, it is the meeting place of representatives of discrete geographical constituencies.
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This week's orders, on the other hand, don't have natural political constituencies.
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Fragmented citizenry: Communities have to cater to multiple constituencies in different ways.
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Small businesses are one of the last constituencies yet to be politicized.
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"There's been too much siloing going on among the constituencies," she asserts.
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He won neither the popular vote nor the greatest number of constituencies.
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Ms. Cabán's take on criminal justice reform plays differently in different constituencies.
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Basically, unlike Trump, he is courting all the existing major Republican constituencies.
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It's nowhere near what most other political constituencies are calling for, though.
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In making such deals, oil companies have their eyes on several constituencies.
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"We will have to see what the constituencies say," Ms. Gazzini said.
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And it would be a victory, however modest, for several Republican constituencies.
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Obviously, companies have different constituencies, whether it's boards or shareholders or customers.
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They harm specific, powerful constituencies and are traceable back to individual politicians.
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It is the first time that all 452 constituencies are being contested.
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We pool resources and talents, organize campaigns, mobilize constituencies and drive strategies.
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Many constituencies are joining forces across America to fight for climate action.
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Wrexham was one of five key constituencies we polled during the campaign.
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Their mouths might say one thing, to appease critical constituencies back home.
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But some key Republican constituencies are breaking with the party on climate.
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"The Democratic constituencies want more money and more laws," Mr. Brown said.
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After all, he had insulted veterans, women, minorities, and countless other constituencies.
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It will get larded up with favors to win over various constituencies.
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He is now trying to appeal to both those constituencies at once.
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Mr. Khan's party was leading in 110 constituencies while the party in second place maintained a lead in 67 constituencies, according to reports by Pakistani state-run television stations, with about half of the votes counted by 3 a.m.
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Leaders and governments do sometimes speak out when under pressure from domestic constituencies.
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Relying on traditional constituencies will only doom the Democrats to a perpetual stalemate.
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But the loudest advocates on the margins are appealing to very different constituencies.
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No. Not the moderate Republicans who represent constituencies with small majorities, at least.
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Both were elected by constituencies largely overlooked by the economic and political elite.
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Early results announced on Saturday from only eight constituencies had put Hichilema ahead.
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The PML-N alleged particular abuse in constituencies where the race was tight.
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Constituencies are won and lost on local issues as well as national ones.
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And few other parliamentarians would welcome scrutiny of zombie factories in their constituencies.
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The Lib Dems finished second in 38 constituencies at last year's general election.
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In contrast, this year's rushed effort seems likely to leave important constituencies dissatisfied.
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His agenda should, on paper, appeal to a broad swath of progressive constituencies.
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Yes, but: Some hospital constituencies aren't part of the anti-single-payer lobbying.
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The darling of the conservative, Catholic constituencies that hold a large sway among
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"It's measuring all eight [constituencies] in a pull, not push way," Frei said.
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Here's how drug pricing works for different constituencies: How are drug costs covered?
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Republicans with big immigrant constituencies, though, remain the distinct minority in the party.
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The constituencies are perhaps complementary, but with interests that are difficult to reconcile.
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Done right, it could generate a lot of wins for many different constituencies.
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They represent constituencies that are more like Coleman's grandmother and less like Sen.
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What new constituencies can you offer your member of Congress and your senators?
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The political challenge for these policies is that the constituencies can be fleeting.
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Even more significantly, Mr. Biden made major inroads among Mr. Sanders's core constituencies.
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Pro-Beijing parties are better funded, more organized and dominate the functional constituencies.
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They are not designed to help them figure out who won specific constituencies.
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You have to play to many constituencies and you have to build bridges.
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So how do donors and GOP reelection constituencies feel about the tax bill?
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But it would be applauded by many other important constituencies — particularly its employees.
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Cuts to those programs tend "to anger a number of constituencies," he added.
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Sanders has also made statements that will cause problems with key Democratic constituencies.
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The needs of the constituencies that they purport to serve should come first.
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The message of these Kennedys resonated with a big tent of various constituencies.
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The result has been an irresolution that has leached support from both constituencies.
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The turnout in constituencies with younger voters rose significantly, appearing to benefit Labour.
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But two key constituencies of Donald Trump risk being hurt immediately and substantially.
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Members of all these constituencies likely feel embarrassed and let down by him.
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Democrats, because of their Hispanic constituencies, were reluctant to address this, he said.
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Complaints came from polling stations in districts with predominantly Arab or mixed constituencies.
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But it managed, by sticking to basics, to reasonably serve all its constituencies.
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In some constituencies he identified, the Leave vote was significantly higher than 50%.
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In the Senate, where constituencies are diffused across states, a comprehensive bill passed handily.
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Sanders, no doubt, will be looking for ways to reach out to those constituencies.
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And if, for some reason, a program gets eliminated, these constituencies will be upset.
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Democratization, meanwhile, caters to infinite constituencies of one, a nonsensical personalization of the political.
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Successive governments have been slow to follow through, afraid of angering powerful domestic constituencies.
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Many marginal constituencies lie in exactly the areas hit by the chaos (see map).
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Key Democratic constituencies, such as progressives and organized labor, have also criticized the pact.
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There are so many options available to policymakers, each with their own fierce constituencies.
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Rather than making constituencies more balanced, the EC is making them even less so.
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Unsurprisingly, this has upset the constituencies that have grown up around the offset trade.
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In the March 24 election, political parties contested for House seats representing 350 constituencies.
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When financial burdens are raised on important constituencies, there's nowhere to pass the blame.
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Each has different constituencies who care about them, requiring different solutions presenting different challenges.
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These deductions have powerful constituencies, and any change to them would be politically challenging.
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His is a politics of collaboration trying to bridge constituencies that drive toward confrontation.
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Both developed loyal, if not adoring, constituencies on the far right and far left.
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They're both corporate-friendly Democrats without immediately apparent constituencies (outside of the donor class).
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Women are still more likely to be nominated in unwinnable constituencies, Ms. Ryan said.
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The constituencies for each individual tax break underscore the complication for the Republican Party.
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Congressmen also represent far smaller districts and may have less experience with broader constituencies.
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I mean if you think about the two main constituencies, one is industry folks.
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The fact is that political parties can swap constituencies in unexpected and dramatic ways.
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Democrats well-versed in Florida's complex constituencies caution against writing off the Nelson way.
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Sure. But in a close race, tiny constituencies matter — as Trump himself should know.
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Infrastructure investment is often used to pay off constituencies rather than meet national needs.
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I hope understanding of her work will deepen and new constituencies will discover it.
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Another key point, according to Ivarsflaten, is that these parties' constituencies are disproportionately male.
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But Labour's gains were not based on improved margins in traditionally Labour leaning constituencies.
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Meanwhile, some local politicians have already found difficulty trying to reach their own constituencies.
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"He will draw on a wide variety of constituencies," Mr. Teiwes said by email.
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Anti-Brexit tactical voting sites have been accused of misleading voters in crucial constituencies.
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" Mr. Norquist asked, listing the range of conservative constituencies the president has prioritized. "Taxes.
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Prevailing in the close contest means mobilizing key constituencies for both Saccone and Lamb.
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Turnbull will also struggle to win favor in constituencies where many are economically lagging.
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But Rosselló is an elected official who must answer to constituencies on the island.
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Social Security has also turned seniors into one of America's most influential political constituencies.
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They are giving conservative causes, and especially political parties, new strength and new constituencies.
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This goes beyond simply representing members of their own communities (and potential electoral constituencies).
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When it came to the clothes themselves, designers were largely playing to their established constituencies.
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One key to being a good politician is an ability to identify and prioritize constituencies.
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It gained 18 seats in lukewarm Leave constituencies and 13 in areas that voted Remain.
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Lawmakers representing constituencies in Laikipia and the surrounding area could not be reached for comment.
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But after nearly two months in office, Trump is running up against more suspicious constituencies.
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Just as challenging for Huntsman will be dealing with various constituencies back home in Washington.
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Support for impeachment is strongest among Democrats whose constituencies or audiences are very anti-Trump.
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MPs and activists may belong to the same party, but they are very different constituencies.
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More than half of constituencies will have voted by the end of the third phase.
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By contrast 156 constituencies got on average less than one pupil a year into Oxford.
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Results in marginal, first-past-the-post constituencies, especially in the south, will prove crucial.
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In their home electoral districts, or constituencies, more often than not, there is no security.
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Ireland's proportional representation system also favors parties running more than one candidate in larger constituencies.
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In the end, the election was won in Queensland, a state full of marginal constituencies.
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The star is integral to making the image work for Trump's mainstream and fringe constituencies.
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Four out of ten Labour voters and six out of ten Labour constituencies backed Brexit.
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That is partly because some Labour MPs from Leave-voting constituencies are against the idea.
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Some of its biggest stars came out early to vote across the city's six constituencies.
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With four parties polling in the 20s, more constituencies will be won by tiny margins.
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Trump and Clinton rack up big advantages among their core constituencies in the new poll.
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But these biases, as bad as they are, are not the same as fiddling constituencies.
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In constituencies expected to lean to the ruling party lines were short and voting easy.
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MPs are allowed to campaign only in their own constituencies (and several have been arrested).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OSLO — What constituencies do monuments of political tragedies serve?
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The running mate should be chosen to respond to the traditional constituencies of the party.
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Murkowski defeated Miller, with the help of traditional Democratic constituencies like women and Alaska Natives.
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The regulatory state has created powerful constituencies that are reluctant to disrupt the status quo.
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Outreach to core constituencies needs to continue to be central to everything the DNC does.
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After all, taxes are politically painful, an effect that spending on favored constituencies can salve.
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Likely voters could favor a Republican, as Democratic constituencies are sometimes less likely to vote.
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There was also unprecedented discipline to stay on message and refrain from pushing certain constituencies.
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When you think of constituencies in American politics, people often break it down by demographics.
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The former rivals efficiently divided constituencies among candidates and have mounted a strong grassroots campaign.
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Marsha Blackburn -- all work for constituencies heavily affected by the opioid epidemic, the report said.
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Those nonwhite constituencies disproportionately backed the incumbent governor, the Democrat Jerry Brown, Ms. Brown's brother.
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At the same time, the major parties are losing a grip on their core constituencies.
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France and Italy both have overseas parliamentary constituencies and let their expats vote in embassies.
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More than 60 of those supported Remain, and most represented constituencies that voted for Brexit.
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A number of business constituencies, including pharmaceutical companies, also have deep reservations about the deal.
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Harris uncomfortably has sought to straddle the party's left wing and the mainstream progressive constituencies.
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At 48 percent, Trump's job approval is higher than Obama's was, but with different constituencies.
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Is there something about their personal background or policy agenda that would excite key constituencies?
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Washington is a city of vying constituencies, many of which happen to be very powerful.
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Democratic legislators said that it was intended solely to suppress voting among traditionally Democratic constituencies.
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Then there is the increasing number of constituencies in Russia who are thriving on sanctions.
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Within an hour or so we've had 70 constituencies accounted for [out of 650 total].
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But gun-rights advocates, anti-abortion groups and pro-business organizations are core Republican constituencies.
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Established parties and leaders need to be more responsive to the concerns of their constituencies.
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In the meantime, a number of advocacy groups are speaking up and activating their constituencies. .
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And then there are other politicians that work really hard for their people and constituencies.
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In the US, rural areas and constituencies have typically weighed against progress on clean energy.
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Yet both the Liberal Party and the Greens appeal to affluent, educated, upwardly mobile constituencies.
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A constitutional vision is also part of how a party defines itself to its constituencies.
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Instead, they emphasize their military service as evidence that they can connect with multiple constituencies.
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The polling agencies questioned several thousand people in person in various constituencies on voting day.
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When conceiving your shows, have you thought of them as being aimed at different constituencies?
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Other candidates could win over those voters, too—and energize a whole range of constituencies.
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Clinton will address one of her core constituencies — women — at the New York Hilton Midtown.
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Both the oil and agriculture constituencies are important to President Donald Trump's re-election bid.
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Cities like Baltimore and Chicago still have local constituencies that are going to expect change.
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Many different constituencies must come to an agreement for any national privacy law to succeed.
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Affluent constituencies that cast pluralities or majorities for Hillary Clinton actually gained from the measure.
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Unions started taking on formerly neglected constituencies like janitors, home health aides and day laborers.
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The constituencies he hopes to mobilize are a majority of Republicans in deep red states.
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Voters will choose among seven presidential candidates and elect members of parliament for 275 constituencies.
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As a single survey that included only mainland constituencies, the poll's predictive capacity is limited.
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Something that Business Insider stood behind, like constituency, taking care of all the different constituencies.
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These divisions between two vital constituencies for the Democratic Party are agonizing to party officials.
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The patronage system, which kept presidents responsive to the needs of localized constituencies, broke down.
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Comparing these replacement-level predictions to reality reveals which constituencies could likely sustain more progressive senators.
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Those candidates had little to prove among non-white constituencies, but Buttigieg still faces deep skepticism.
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The 350 deputies in Spain's lower house are elected in 52 constituencies, whose size varies widely.
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The seat's sheer variety makes it more susceptible to a Tory attack than monolithic constituencies nearby.
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But at the level of individual constituencies the effect of the referendum is harder to detect.
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Almost as important as Obama's overall popularity is his connection to key constituencies in battleground states.
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And labor unions — one of the party's core constituencies — are at the center of the brawl.
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Another reading is that it must emulate Mr Trump's approach, by maximising turnout in existing constituencies.
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Instead it lost two, leaving it holding on to just five of the state's 30 constituencies.
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Border constituencies are represented by nationalists from Sinn Fein, which refuses to take up Westminster seats.
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The abolition of multi-seat constituencies in 1994 undermined the main rationale for strong factions, however.
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In particular, democracy can be slow and inefficient, incorporating the needs of many constituencies and coalitions.
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Even if a Democrat wins, things will have to be negotiated with far less progressive constituencies.
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The climate positions of GOP leadership do not seem to represent the majority of their constituencies.
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It may be lovely to listen to for constituencies, but it's not really to be trusted.
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In that event, the parliamentary Labour Party should simply endorse its own candidates for all constituencies.
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In those constituencies people voted for Brexit and care little for Mr Blair and his successors.
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The rest are chosen by members of "functional constituencies" representing various professions, businesses and social groups.
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He has campaigned on a promise to reach out to traditionally underrepresented constituencies, particularly minority voters.
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Latinos and younger voters, two strong Democratic constituencies, are particularly less likely to participate in primaries.
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But his efforts to win over those two crucial constituencies is off to a rocky start.
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I'm here to serve our constituencies, our drivers, our riders, our customers, and ultimately our investors.
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Having a generally older slate of leaders could separate Democrats from one of their core constituencies.
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Progressives concentrate on these same constituencies, but all they are capable of offering is government largesse.
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Republicans have long feared a "demographic time bomb," one that would outpace their traditional white constituencies.
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Democrats used Tuesday to appeal to some of their traditional constituencies, but they also highlighted Mrs.
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If we do not, our Party's appeal will continue to shrink to its core constituencies only.
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He went directly after Clinton's core constituencies: women and the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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Unfortunately, our current system rewards politicians who appeal to narrow partisan constituencies that demand ideological rigidity.
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And every CEO that runs a big responsible company has these constituencies and has developed plans.
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It assumes that constituencies for both parties turn out at the same rates as in 80.
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Second, religious conservatives have stronger reasons than other right-wing constituencies to fear a Clinton presidency.
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Multiple civil society sources on Twitter leaked identical results, with 39 out of 53 constituencies counted.
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"News of vote robberies have come from almost all constituencies," Mr. Hossain told journalists Sunday night.
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Direct connection is increasingly difficult, given the size of constituencies and the complexities of modern policymaking.
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Lembah Pantai was one of the constituencies targeted by the government as a possible swing seat.
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Non-signatories with significant constituencies, particularly in the breadbasket region of Equatoria, remain outside the agreement.
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But Democrats say that kicking people off the rolls suppresses voting by Democratic constituencies, particularly minorities.
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The country's governance depends on achieving a precarious balance among different ethnic, tribal and religious constituencies.
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They have their own constituencies and their own interests that exist entirely apart from Trump's charisma.
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Primary beneficiaries would include Republican working-class white constituencies and Democratic working-class communities of color.
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Bottom line here is there is huge pressure from major constituencies to get these fixes included.
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