St. Ann (electoral district)

St. Ann is a historical or current name for an electoral district, likely located in an English-speaking country or region. Without further specification, it is impossible to determine the precise location or history of this particular electoral district. Electoral districts, also known as constituencies or ridings, are geographical areas represented by an elected official in a legislative body, such as a parliament, congress, or provincial legislature. To provide a more detailed and accurate entry, it is necessary to specify the country or region to which "St. Ann" as an electoral district refers. For example, it could be:

• St. Ann (Jamaica): A possible electoral district in Jamaica, likely referring to the parishes of Saint Ann.
• St. Ann's (UK): A potential name for an electoral district in the United Kingdom, named after a location like St. Ann's, Nottingham.

To find specific information, search online using the country name alongside "St. Ann electoral district" (e.g., "Jamaica St. Ann electoral district"). Doing so will likely reveal its political history, boundaries, representative(s), and demographic data. Without this context, the term remains too broad for a useful encyclopedia entry.