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voting behaviour + the media
manifesto/issues
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Popular manifesto promises helped campaigns whilst unpopular or
confusing
policies
undermined
campaigns
Issues are important to consider in light of
partisan
and
class
dealignment, and growing use of
rational choice theory
Parties establish
focus groups
to find out which issues the public
cares
about most
Popular manifestos -
2017
Labour committment to abolish
tuition fees
Popular manifestos -
1997
Labour’s
five
key pledges e.g. cut NHS
waiting
times
Unpopular manifestos -
1992
Labour’s promise to increase
public
spending allowed Cons to paint a Labour government as a tax
bombshell
Unpopular
manifestos - 2017 dementia tax
Relevant issues -
2015
immigration an unexpected core issue, led to an increase in
UKip’s
vote from 3.1% in
2005
to
12.6
%
Relevant
issues -
2017
Brexit and tuition fees
Irrelevant issues -
1997
Labour enjoyed a
11%
swing amongst
AB
voters although they would be most affected by
Windfall
tax on privatised utilities