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What does Rational Choice Theory suggest about how people vote?
People vote
rationally
based on which party or candidate will benefit them best.
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What process do voters carry out according to Rational Choice Theory?
Voters carry out a
cost-benefit analysis
of their options.
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How do successful parties adapt their manifestos?
Successful parties adapt their manifesto
pledges
to match
public opinion
.
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What is the concept of valence in political voting?
Valence is the idea that people trust
parties
and leaders to care about issues important to voters.
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What factors contribute to a voter's trust in a politician or party?
Trust in leadership,
capability
, and the importance of certain issues contribute to
valence
.
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How has valence affected the Conservative Party's polling since 2022?
Many right-wing voters don’t
trust
the Conservatives to deliver on
immigration
, leading to
polling deficits.
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What is issue salience in the context of elections?
Issue salience refers to the importance of certain issues during
specific
elections.
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What was the most prominent issue in the 2019 general election?
Brexit
was the most prominent issue in the 2019 general election.
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How did the Conservative Party's stance on Brexit affect their vote share in 2019?
The Conservative Party's clear stance on Brexit helped them gain
43%
of the vote.
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What impact does a party leader's charisma have on voting behavior?
A
charismatic
leader can inspire people to vote for their party.
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How did Ed Miliband's leadership affect Labour's voting results?
Ed Miliband's lack of charisma
drove people away from voting for
Labour.
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What was Boris Johnson perceived as during the 2019 General Election?
Boris Johnson
was
seen
as a
new leader
with
a
fresh approach
to
politics.
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What does governing competency encompass in political evaluation?
Governing competency includes factors like
economic management
, control of events, policy, party unity, and
personal competency
.
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How did the 2008 financial crisis affect perceptions of Labour's economic management?
Many
distrusted
Labour's
economic
management
after the
2008
financial
crisis.
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What event caused Theresa May to lose votes in the 2017 election?
Poor management of the
Grenfell Tower
disaster caused Theresa May to lose votes.
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How did Margaret Thatcher's policy promises affect her electoral success?
Thatcher's firm promise to stick to policy paid off in the
ballot
box.
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What was a key factor in the increase of Labour votes under Tony Blair's leadership?
Blair's Labour was seen as hugely
united
, which increased Labour votes.
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How did personal competency affect Rishi Sunak's Conservatives in the 2024 election?
Many distrusted
Rishi
Sunak's
Conservatives
after a number of
scandals.
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