… British general elections would almost inevitably turn first to the ‘Nuffield studies? These
volumes began with the 1945 election … Figure 1.3 charts UK turnout at all general elections from …

… focus on the last 13 general elections. The mean Perceived … parties at the previous general
election reduces the probability … for the differential impact of the electoral context on “young” …

… is drawn from multi-level British data. Heterogeneity has a mildly … considered data collected
after general election day on 6 May … Differential turnout by party supporters can tip an election …

… We look first at turnout and then at patterns of vote choice. While our primary focus is on …
wars, this might be reflected in differential abstention whereas those Muslims who did go to the …

… Party targeting and tactics or seat marginality often leads to differential activity between …
This research uses marked electoral registers from the 2001 British General Election, for a …

… electoral turnout in Britain … turnout at recent British general elections declined to the extent
it did among the youngest eligible to vote. There is also a lack of detail as to whether turnout …

… variation here stems from differential responsibilities over taxation. In the UK’s highly asymmetric
… It is worth noting that all but Canada and the UK in our sample employ weekend voting, …

… differential levels of turnout … turnout compared to most other European countries, we note
that the participation ratio between the national election and European parliamentary election …

… elections with that in general elections. Both articles point out that while differential turnout
can … Moreover, Fisher's extensive analysis of British data also reinforced the weakness of the …

… that in British general elections from 1959 to 1970 variations in turnout across constituencies
were … contest) in the preceding election - the closer the previous contest, the higher was the …