Noun
CLP (plural CLPs)
(politics, countable) Initialism of Constituency Labour Party.
Although the CLP won a bare majority of the two-party vote, Labor's gains in Darwin were enough to make Martin the first ALP and first female Chief Minister in the history of the Northern Territory. Source: Internet
However, in recent years the ALP has pulled even with the CLP in the Darwin area; indeed, its 2001 victory was fueled by an unexpected swing in Darwin. Source: Internet
And Bill Yan (CLP) would take Namatjira off Labor, defeating its candidate Sheralee Taylor by a 13 votes. Source: Internet
In the memorandum, the CLP members also said that despite prima facie there was evidence of horse-trading and corrupt practices by Union ministers and not removing them from the Cabinet would be a “blot on democracy”. Source: Internet
Fannie Bay, like most Darwin electorates, had been a CLP stronghold; Perron held it with a majority of 8 percent. Source: Internet
CLP candidate Steve Brown rejects ‘racist’ employment policies. Source: Internet