constituency
distrito electoral
definition
noun
the politician who wishes to remain in the good graces of his constituency
a body of voters in a specified area who elect a representative to a legislative body.
translation of 'constituency'
noun
circunscripción electoral,
distrito electoral
example
And when the time came to work on projects, his 'constituency' readily supported many of his decisions.
There is no 'constituency' for protectionism, all the big firms want to go offshore because the labor savings are large.
a 'constituency' of racing fans
The president, elected from the national 'constituency' , reflected a different set of popular wishes.
More than 80 percent of the voters in the 'constituency' are landless peasants or poor farmers.
They neither need nor want to seek sympathy from the ‘majority’ of voters in the 'constituency' .
Growing up in a PNM-loyal family, I have been a supporter all my life in the Couva North 'constituency' .
She thanked voters in the Bolton West 'constituency' for the support they had shown for her campaign.
If the newspaper is looking for a 'constituency' to support it, we are here and waiting for you.
Our image as a low-key, behind-the-scenes supporter of a small, niche 'constituency' is gone.
He continues to express a long-felt pride and affection for his 'constituency' and voters.
Should the lazy idiot 'constituency' be encouraged to influence society even more than it already does?
A major Democratic 'constituency' , the feminist left, expects a fight against any of his nominees.
The seat was abolished following boundary changes in 1983, after which he represented the Selby 'constituency' .
On our behalf, they spoke to 400 voters across the 'constituency' .
most politicians are more interested in the voice of their 'constituency'
My husband is planning to start a factory for manufacturing green environment friendly condoms in the Minister's 'constituency' .
He owns the 250-bedroom Gleneagle Hotel in Killarney, the heart of the minister's '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 Minister, who represents the Hacketstown 'constituency' , expressed his delight that the project was now completed.
The 'constituency' has 873,000 voters who also seem to be divided in their loyalties.
Every member of the Cabinet has been scheduled to visit the 'constituency' in the run-up to the election.
To get elected in her 'constituency' , she promised jobs to everyone.
a parliamentary candidate in the Hampstead and Highgate 'constituency'
Now, according to at least some pollsters, his support among that core 'constituency' is slipping.
We internet junkies, like the direct mail discussed in the article, are a very narrow 'constituency' .
With guns at least, there obviously is a very real 'constituency' for anti-gun-control activism.
The African American 'constituency' isn't going to fall for this nonsense.
So, we are dealing with a very powerful 'constituency' of religious nuts now doing the muscle work for a criminal political gang.
It was designed to appeal to an urban, affluent 'constituency' .
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