Meanings of local constituency in English

Kerry won and provided material for both persuasions in the local constituency.

The panel of speakers was chosen bearing in mind the local constituency.

Voters mark one X next to the London assembly member they wish to represent their local constituency.

Her local constituency party, which has threatened to deselect Eagle, was suspended this week amid allegations of bullying.

Rather than as I suppose a local candidate does, being very focused on a local constituency alone, Bridges said.

The chair of Tonga's Media Council says he expects local constituency issues to decide the election, rather than national ones.

Users can track parliamentary proceedings, debates and committees and locate their local constituency office at the click of a button.

She was one of several MPs to have a motion of no-confidence in her passed by her local constituency party.

They vary a lot: pet policies, local constituency issues, topical matters, party talking points, angry rants and even stand-up political comedy.

All MPs, he said, have a bellwether local constituency activist who can be trusted to tell them what is really happening.

That's because the candidate who gets the most votes in their local constituency wins a seat in the House of Commons.

Its origin was a mystery to the party's headquarters on Glengall Street and to the local constituency organisation in west Belfast.

In any case, O'Kennedy said, he will not decide one way or another before consulting the local constituency organisation and close friends.

The veteran left-winger has won the backing of more local constituency parties in Wales and the UK than the other three candidates.

Mr Clarke told the BBC New Channel that he was 'addicted' to politics however, and would carry on as MP for his local constituency.

Many local constituency parties will send their full contingent of delegates, when normally only a small number would have been sent on cost grounds.