electoral ward

The following are the electoral wards within the Borough as at 2013.

These are further arranged into 24 electoral wards for the purposes of local government.

The town is divided into ten electoral wards, with elections to the council being held in 3 out of every 4 years.

The electoral wards used in the creation of this new seat are as follows.

Residents in the six council electoral wards are represented by 24 elected members.

Since then the constituency has contained the following electoral wards:.

Since the May 2010 general election, the seat has electoral wards:

The Council consists of 30 elected members, representing ten electoral wards.

The unitary authority area is divided into 29 electoral wards.

Mill Hill is one of 21 electoral wards in the borough.

For the 1983 election, the electoral wards used to create this seat were:

For administrative purposes the suburb is covered by three electoral wards.

Locations do often, but not necessarily, coincide with electoral wards.

The county is divided into 40 electoral wards returning 42 councillors.

The constituency was made up of the following electoral wards:

It is made up of seven electoral wards from the borough:

Westminster constituencies are usually created by combining entire electoral wards.

The council consists of 57 councillors, representing 34 electoral wards.

The city is divided into five electoral wards, with four councillors representing each.

Akola city is divided into 73 electoral wards and 4 zones.

The electoral wards used to create the extended constituency are:

The town is divided into three electoral wards, north, south and west, each represented by six councillors.

They should be based on more evenly sized denominators such as electoral wards.

At town council level, Chesham is divided into 9 electoral wards and 19 constituencies.

Shornur became a municipality in 1978 and is divided into 27 electoral wards.