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Turnout =
84%
1950
Turnout was historic low of 59%
2001
Turnout improved to 67%
2019
2019 Turnout
47
%
18-24
74
% of over
65s
Turnout
higher
in referendums -
72
% for 2016 Brexit ref
Membership
National Trust = over
5
million
Greenpeace =
3.5
million
2007 Gurkha justice campaign - retired
Gurkhas
who served
British military
granted leave to remain - successful lobbying/pressure group campaign
2015
GE - UKIP wins
12.6
% vote but one seat (0.2% seats)
2022
Belfast South N.Ireland - 2 Alliance candidates selected (ability for
voters
to distinguish between candidates)
2022 Belfast South N.Ireland
-
4
different parties in members
Stormont
2022
contains
8
parties with significant numbers
Horsham Conservative
since
1880
2015 GE -
37
% Tory vote =
51%
seats - granted majority without popular
consent
2019
GE - 44% Tory vote =
56
% seats = winners bonus
N.Ireland
2022
- Sinn Fein 29% vote
28%
seats
Coalitions more common in
proportional
systems - SNP and
Greens 2016
- rep for small parties
FPTP punishes small parties -
2017 Lib Dems 7%
of vote =
1.8%
of seats
2019
Lib Dems increase share of vote to
11%
but lose one seat since 2017
2016 Scottish Parliament -
Greens
pick up
200,000
votes in regional elections = leads to 8 seats + coalition
2015 BNP 2% vote, no seats -
prevention
of
extremist
parties
1992
"
It was the Sun wot won it
"
1992
circulation of the sun is
9.7
million
Brexit ref:
60
% of
over
65s
vote Leave,
73
% of
18-24
vote Remain
Turnout
2019
:
47
% 18-24,
74
% of over 65s
2017
:
Conservatives
hold
73/84
South East seats
2010
Labour holds
41/59
Scottish seats in
Westminster
2019
SNP holds 48/59 Scottish seats in
Westminster
Crumbling red wall:
Bassetlaw 18.4%
swing to Tories in
2019
73
% Guardian readers vote
Labour
79
% of Telegraph readers vote
Conservative
Labour's Momentum media
heavy campaign for
Corbyn