… The 2015 British general election returned a majority … in Britain since 1945.Footnote 1 The
result defied expectations of another hung parliament, with Labour as the largest party. It could…

… Great Britain now has a three-party system, but we show that it is dominated by three separate
two-party systems … At recent elections, the translation of votes into seats has substantially …

… issue in British politics; and yet, in the long run, might not the future of the British party system
… logic of our membership of the Community, than upon the vicissitudes of internal politics ? …

… In 2015 the fragmentation of the British party system had reached a high-water mark. The
2017 election saw the abrupt reversal of the long-running trend towards multi-party politics. …

… In addition to those already mentioned, the election saw the end of the longest period of
one-party rule since the beginning of the nineteenth century. The Conservative vote share was …

… He also recognized that at the conferences of the parties which were to take place before
and after Christmas, a desire to return to party politics might well be expressed; but he urged …

… Overall, the results represented a further fragmentation of the UK party system ( Table 4 ),
although the plurality electoral system limited the extent of fragmentation in parliament. The …

… On the surface, the UK General Election looked like a return to two-party politics. However,
the … the emergence of age as a key determinant of British politics, as John Curtice reports. …

… , the election saw the end of the longest period of one-party rule since the beginning of the
nineteenth century. The Conservative vote share was the party's … by one party in Britain in the …

… as it applies to Britain; ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in Britain; and
… , and ‘stick to our plan for a stronger Britain and take the right long-term decisions for a more …