con·stit·u·en·cy 
/kənˈstɪtʃəwənsi/ noun
plural con·stit·u·en·cies /kənˈstɪtʃəwənsi/ noun [count] 1 : a group of people who support or who are likely to support a politican or political party
▪ the governor's conservative/liberal constituency ▪ the party's core constituencies ▪ Analysts say she has a good chance of being elected because she appeals to a broad constituency. [=many different kinds of people like her and will vote for her] 2 a : the people who live and vote in an area
▪ The senator's constituency includes a large minority population.
b Brit : a voting area : a district with an elected representative
▪ He was elected to represent a Liverpool constituency. 3 : a group of people who support, are served by, or are represented by an organization, business, etc.
▪ a corporation's constituency
▪ the governor's conservative/liberal constituency ▪ the party's core constituencies ▪ Analysts say she has a good chance of being elected because she appeals to a broad constituency. [=many different kinds of people like her and will vote for her]
▪ The senator's constituency includes a large minority population.
b Brit : a voting area : a district with an elected representative
▪ He was elected to represent a Liverpool constituency.
▪ a corporation's constituency
