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constituency

[kuhn-stich-oo-uhn-see] / kənˈstɪtʃ u ən si /


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MPs also receive expenses to cover the cost of running an office, having somewhere to live in London or their constituency, and travelling between Parliament and their constituency.

From BBC

Skipper Khandaker, from a southern constituency where Islamist lawmakers won the recent polls, knows the cost of serving as a role model.

From Barron's

But they are also expected to stand in every constituency, which could have a big bearing - it could decide the fate of some tighter contests.

From BBC

Politicians will be elected in large constituencies of six MSs each, with their numbers determined by a formula that tries to reflect how people voted.

From BBC

Spencer also describes herself as a marathon runner and "housemate to four rescued greyhounds", with the dogs spotted campaigning with her in the constituency.

From BBC