Titlebook: Elections in Britain; A Voter’s Guide Dick Leonard,Roger Mortimore Book 2005Latest edition Dick Leonard and Roger Mortimore 2005 campaign.e

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,How People Vote, and Why Some Don’t,nts — during election campaigns, and to a lesser degree at other times. Earlier chapters of this book have sought to describe the various ways in which the parties seek to influence public opinion. This chapter will attempt to discern whether all this activity makes much difference to the way that people vote.

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Graphische L?sung der ersten Grundaufgabe‘The disadvantage of free elections’, V. M. Molotov (the Soviet Foreign Minister in 1946) remarked to Ernest Bevin, ‘is that you can never be sure who is going to win them.’

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67896-7The announcement by the Prime Minister of an impending general election precipitates a flurry of activity in constituency and local party branches throughout the country. Emergency meetings are hastily convened to put the local party machines on a ‘wartime footing’ and to make arrangements for the formal adoption of Parliamentary candidates.

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Introduction,‘The disadvantage of free elections’, V. M. Molotov (the Soviet Foreign Minister in 1946) remarked to Ernest Bevin, ‘is that you can never be sure who is going to win them.’

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When Elections are Held,Apart from the result, the principal uncertainty about a British general election is its timing. Unlike in the USA and the great majority of democratic states outside the Commonwealth, there is no fixed date for British Parliamentary elections.

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The Campaign in the Constituencies,The announcement by the Prime Minister of an impending general election precipitates a flurry of activity in constituency and local party branches throughout the country. Emergency meetings are hastily convened to put the local party machines on a ‘wartime footing’ and to make arrangements for the formal adoption of Parliamentary candidates.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230629639campaign; election; elections; Electoral; Electoral System; local election; parliament; Political Parties; p

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,Die Beurteilung von H?ufigkeitsziffern,w exceptions, is eligible to vote in all elections in Britain — Parliamentary, local. and European. Some other categories may vote in some, but not all, British elections: British citizens over the age of 18, but living outside the UK, may vote in Parliamentary and European, but not local, elections