constituencies

A key role of the CEO is in addressing key constituencies and stakeholders: investors, business partners, customers, employees.

It is not unheard of for parties to cater to the political views of their most active constituencies.

While yes, the SNP got 50% of the vote, that's far from the 94% of constituencies they won.

Tight elections can turn on a relative handful of votes in a small number of competitive parliamentary constituencies.

In the national elections Iceland is split up into six constituencies which hold certain amounts of seats in parliament.

They're weighing the interests of various groups and constituencies, they're considering coalitions and alliances and favors, and making a pragmatic decision.

I thought the EU had a parliament elected by the people of all the various constituencies of Europe.

But their incentives are more in line with each of those constituencies.

Great; now what about the various constituencies who cannot afford lobbyists?

The current system the worst of both worlds: Single seat constituencies without even the pretence of trying to find a candidate a majority would stand behind.

Who gets to choose which politicians get the secure constituencies?

PR-STV requires multi-member constituencies (as they have in Ireland).

The guy once said "Since 1920, the vast increase in welfare beneficiaries and the extension of the franchise to women—two constituencies that are notoriously tough for libertarians—have rendered the notion of 'capitalist democracy' into an oxymoron," The guy implies the world would be better off if women couldn't vote, and you're surprised people hate him?

“A day or two before we were going to give a speech, a couple of backbench MPs called the office – they said Microsoft had called them saying if we went ahead with the speech on open standards, open architecture and open source, they would cut spending or maybe close research and development centres in the constituencies of the MPs they had called.