What is a constituent?
Q: What is a constituent?
A: A constituent is a voting member of a community or organization who has the power to appoint or elect representatives and remove them from their position.
Q: What are all of the constituents of a representative called?
A: All of the constituents of a representative are referred to as a constituency.
Q: Who are the electorate?
A: The electorate refers to all of the constituents who are registered to vote.
Q: How many House of Commons constituencies are there in the UK as of 2020?
A: As of 2020, there are 650 House of Commons constituencies in the UK.
Q: How many MLAs does each Northern Ireland constituency elect?
A: Each Northern Ireland constituency elects six MLAs to the Northern Ireland Assembly under the Single Transferable Vote system.
Q: How many single-member constituencies does Scotland have for its Parliament?
A: Scotland has 73 single-member constituencies for its Parliament, with an additional 56 seats being selected by Additional Member System (AMS).
Q: What is another name for Congressional districts in the United States House of Representatives?
A: In the United States House of Representatives, Congressional districts are also known as constituencies.
