Camden (electoral division)

Camden is a frequently used name for electoral divisions in several countries, most commonly associated with the United Kingdom and Australia. Due to multiple entities using the same name, distinguishing the context is important.

United Kingdom:

In the United Kingdom, "Camden" typically refers to an electoral ward or constituency related to the London Borough of Camden. Specifically:

• Camden Local Elections: Various wards exist within the London Borough of Camden, and their electoral divisions change with boundary reviews. Results from local elections are specific to these wards.
• Parliamentary Constituencies: Camden has been represented in the UK Parliament through various constituencies, sometimes bearing the name "Camden" or incorporating "Camden" as part of a larger constituency name. Historical boundary changes affect these constituencies.

Australia:

In Australia, "Camden" generally refers to an electoral district (also known as a division or electorate) in the state of New South Wales (NSW).

• Electoral District of Camden (NSW): This is a district of the NSW Legislative Assembly. It is located in the outer southwestern suburbs of Sydney. The boundaries of this electorate have shifted over time in response to population changes and redistributions. Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to represent this district.
• Federal Divisions: Note that there is no current federal division named Camden.

disambiguation:

When referring to "Camden" as an electoral division, specify the country and level of government (e.g., "Camden, NSW, Australia" or "Camden electoral ward, London Borough of Camden, UK") for clarity. Further research into the specific country and level of government is recommended to find the most accurate and up-to-date information.