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Voting behaviour and media
2019
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Cards (6)
2019
B O R I S
2019
B - Brexit Strategy:
Stat: The Conservatives won
78%
of
Leave
voters, as
Johnson’s
clear
“Get Brexit Done”
slogan resonated with those frustrated by the delay.
Explanation: Johnson’s commitment to finalizing Brexit contrasted with Labour’s more complex,
second-referendum
proposal.
2019
O
-
Overwhelming Media Presence
:
Stat:
Conservatives
outspent
Labour
by nearly double in
digital ads
, dominating social media and online campaigns.
Explanation: The Conservatives used
targeted messaging
, including social media, to appeal to both traditional and new demographics.
2019 R - Dealignment in the
‘Red Wall’
:
Stat: Conservatives made significant inroads in Labour’s traditional “Red Wall” seats, winning 33 traditionally Labour seats in northern England.
Explanation: Many working-class voters switched to the Conservatives, driven by Brexit and a desire for change.
2019 I -
Internal Labour Division
and Leadership Issues:
Stat:
Corbyn’s
approval rating dropped to
22%
, with many viewing his leadership as weak and indecisive.
Explanation: Labour’s internal struggles and Corbyn’s perceived unpopularity hurt the party’s ability to present a united front.
2019
S -
Simple Messaging
:
Stat
: The
“Get Brexit Done”
slogan became a rallying call, contrasting with
Labour’s
more complex messages.
Explanation: The simplicity and clarity of the Conservative message resonated with voters looking for resolution.