Political Representation and Elections; Parties and Voting in Great Britain

2nd edn allegiance boroughs Britain British electoral British General Election British Politics Butler & King campaign candidates Catholics choice Church consensus Conservative Party constituencies decisions democracy democratic effect elec Election of 1966 electoral system élite England favour franchise gained Gallup House of Commons Ibid important individual industry influence interests Ireland issues J. S. Mill Labour Party leadership less Liberal Party London loyalties major parties mandate manual workers marginal seats McKenzie ment merely Milne & Mackenzie minority modern Nigel Nicolson non-manual oligarchy opinion polls organization overwhelmingly Oxford Parlia Parliament parliamentary party conference party leaders Party Politics party's Political Parties politicians professional proportional representation Public Opinion Radicals Reform Act representative rôle Rose safe seats Scotland social society stituencies Study swing Television tion tive Tory trade union turn-out two-party system universal suffrage voters Voting Behaviour Wales working-class York