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The junta has conceded elections will not take place in one in seven national parliament constituencies, many of them active war zones, while martial law remains in place in one in five townships.

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Still, it is a kind of compressed collection of key Democratic Party constituencies—the college-educated, recent immigrants, minorities and working-class Black voters.

China this year has pulled back on its purchases of U.S. soybeans, badly squeezing American farmers, a core constituency of the president.

The votes, which will be counted in each of the 43 constituencies, will be tallied by political parties as soon as boxes open and these will give early indications of the result.

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The constituency was visited by a series of senior figures from the party in the last few days, including Farage, who campaigned in Caerphilly on Thursday.

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