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constituency

/kənˈstɪtjʊənsi

noun (plural constituencies)

1A group of voters in a specified area who elect a representative to a legislative body: most politicians are more interested in the voice of their constituency...

A third option attempts to combine the best of both: representatives are elected in constituencies and then more are added, if necessary, to get the proportions right.
It is much easier for minor or new parties to gain votes in parliamentary systems, where voters elect individual members in constituencies.
Some 3,3 million voters registered go to the polls in 31 constituencies to elect senators for a re-introduced upper house.

1.1chiefly British An area whose voters elect a representative to a legislative body: a parliamentary candidate in the Hampstead and Highgate constituency...

He represents the Meath constituency in the Dail and as a result of his appointment will resign his seat and a by-election will be held in Meath.
The seat was abolished following boundary changes in 1983, after which he represented the Selby constituency.
Fourteen members represent London constituencies, the other 11 are London-wide and their job is to scrutinise and monitor the mayor's performance.

1.2A group of people with shared interests or political opinions: the right needed to move beyond its blue-blood constituency...

Five contenders for the rural constituency were asked their opinion on a decision to shelve flood defence plans for Pickering.
The implication here is that there is something wrong with parties serving the interests of particular constituencies, that instead they ought somehow to be above, well, politics.
Such is the sullenness towards him in some constituencies of opinion that they don't want to hear him when he wants to reach out to them.

单词	constituency
释义	constituency /kənˈstɪtjʊənsi / noun (plural constituencies) 1A group of voters in a specified area who elect a representative to a legislative body: most politicians are more interested in the voice of their constituency... A third option attempts to combine the best of both: representatives are elected in constituencies and then more are added, if necessary, to get the proportions right. It is much easier for minor or new parties to gain votes in parliamentary systems, where voters elect individual members in constituencies. Some 3,3 million voters registered go to the polls in 31 constituencies to elect senators for a re-introduced upper house. 1.1chiefly British An area whose voters elect a representative to a legislative body: a parliamentary candidate in the Hampstead and Highgate constituency... He represents the Meath constituency in the Dail and as a result of his appointment will resign his seat and a by-election will be held in Meath. The seat was abolished following boundary changes in 1983, after which he represented the Selby constituency. Fourteen members represent London constituencies, the other 11 are London-wide and their job is to scrutinise and monitor the mayor's performance. 1.2A group of people with shared interests or political opinions: the right needed to move beyond its blue-blood constituency... Five contenders for the rural constituency were asked their opinion on a decision to shelve flood defence plans for Pickering. The implication here is that there is something wrong with parties serving the interests of particular constituencies, that instead they ought somehow to be above, well, politics. Such is the sullenness towards him in some constituencies of opinion that they don't want to hear him when he wants to reach out to them.
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