Another word used for constituency or riding.

A geographical area represented by a member of the House of Commons; often called a riding or constituency. There are 308 federal electoral districts in Canada (338 as of the 2015 general election).

A geographic area defined in the Electoral Districts Act that is represented in the Legislative Assembly by a single MLA. Electoral districts are also known as constituencies or ridings. B.C. is currently divided into 85 electoral districts. (Constitution Act, s. 18; Electoral Districts Act, s. 1-4)

A geographic area defined and named by the Representation Commission to elect a general electorate MP or a Maori electorate MP. In New Zealand usually called an electorate.

A geographical area that a member represents. See constituency.

Nova Scotia is divided into 51 electoral districts, sometimes also called constituencies.

New Brunswick is divided into 49 electoral districts.

a place or territorial area that is represented by a member in the House of Commons. [CEA]

  The geographical area from which one or more representatives is chosen at an election is called an electoral district. Electoral districts are also called ridings or constituencies; see also seats.

Any place or territorial area entitled to elect a representative to a local authority body or Regional Democratic Council or a seat for a Member of Parliament for a geographic seat. Synonym: constitu [..]