What is At-large?
An '''at-large''' [[constituency]] is a single constituency that represents an entire region, generally one with a lower population relative to other regions. ==By country== ===Australia=== [[Australia]] no longer uses at-large electorates (called [[Divisions of the Australian House of Representatives|divisions]]) to elect the [[Australian House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]. Under the [[Australian Constitution|Constitution]], each state has to have at least five seats in the House of Representatives and 12 seats in the [[Australian Senate|Senate]]. However, this does not include the territories, which currently have two Senate seats each and between two and three House seats each (the [[Australian Capital Territory]] (ACT) has three while the [[Northern Territory]] has two). At certain points in time, the two territories had one at-large division each. From 1949 until 1974, the ACT was represented by one division: the [[Division of Australian Capital Territory]]. It was then split into two divisions: [[Division of Canberra|Canberra]] and [[Division of Fraser|Fraser]] (named after [[Jim Fraser]]). A third division, [[Division of Namadgi|Namadgi]], was created in 1996 but abolished in 1998. In 2016, Fraser was abolished and a new Melbourne-based seat called [[Division of Fraser (Victoria)|Fraser]] was created in honour of [[Malcolm Fraser]]. The old seat of Fraser was replaced by [[Division of Fenner|Fenner]]. A third division was created again in 2019, this time named [[Division of Bean|Bean]]. Currently, there are three divisions: Bean (which includes most of the ACT's land area, including the southern suburbs of [[Canberra]] and some smaller towns, as well as the overseas territory of [[Norfolk Island]]), Canberra (which includes the inner and eastern suburbs of Canberra) and Fenner (which includes the northern and western suburbs of Canberra, as well as the [[Jervis Bay Territory]]). From 1922 until 2001, the Northern Territory was represented by only one division: the [[Division of Northern