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,Die Beurteilung von H?ufigkeitsziffern,ifference to the way British elections work. Though unrecognised by law for so long, political parties have been the dominant factor for well over a century, and it is impossible to understand how an election works without understanding how the parties play their part in it and shape it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42983-9hich the voter is likely to come into contact. The main parties have branches in each of the 641 constituencies in Great Britain. The Conservative Party also established branches in Northern Ireland in the early 1990s; Labour and the Liberal Democrats now also accept members from Northern Ireland, but do not contest elections there.

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Introduction to the Third Pole,y ones. Every year there are elections to local authorities, every four years to the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly and every five years to the European Parliament. Parliamentary by-elections, and indeed local government by-elections, occur haphazardly throughout the year. Occasionally, too, there is the extra diversion of a referendum.

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The National Campaign,party leaders and other prominent personalities, the party headquarters played little direct part in the campaign. The newspapers were full of election news, but they were read only by a minority, and a far greater readership was claimed by regional and local papers than is the case today.

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