[PDF file]: […] – at all levels.2 This is odd. Any reading of the 2005 result ought to have signalled problems: Labour had won a majority with a seriously diminished vote; the Conservatives had (finally) made some gains; the Liberal Democrats had advanced further; support for the SNP, Plaid Cymru, UKIP, the Green Party, the BNP and […]
[PDF file]: […] have to be treated with caution. They might well be exaggerated and it is not clear how successful they were. For all this anti-Labour propaganda, Labour’s total vote went up in the 1951 General Election. The Information Research Department In the labour movement the Trades Union Congress was working with the newly-formed, Foreign Office-based, […]
[PDF file]: […] with his live performances and his TV shows, Zelensky managed to generate a very unusual level of electoral appeal. As was later demonstrated by postelection analyses, Zelensky’s vote transcended the usual political distributions among different age groups. And yet, more than three-quarters of the Ukrainian electorate admitted they had no idea what Zelensky’s policy […]
[PDF file]: […] joining. In the 1974 General Elections (February and October) Labour committed itself to consultation with the people in a referendum which would give them the chance to vote either ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to continued British membership of the EEC. This was held on June 5 1975. 2 position, negotiated some changes to Britain’s terms […]
[PDF file]: […] size of that majority has meant that he has already been able to reduce it – by suspending 7 left-wing Labour MPs for having the temerity to vote to end child poverty now! But who is Keir Starmer and what can we expect from his government? Tom Baldwin’s biography is a very sympathetic account […]
[…] with his live performances and his TV shows, Zelensky managed to generate a very unusual level of electoral appeal. As was later demonstrated by postelection analyses, Zelensky’s vote transcended the usual political distributions among different age groups. And yet, more than three-quarters of the Ukrainian electorate admitted they had no idea what Zelensky’s policy […]
[…] size of that majority has meant that he has already been able to reduce it – by suspending 7 left-wing Labour MPs for having the temerity to vote to end child poverty now! But who is Keir Starmer and what can we expect from his government? Tom Baldwin’s biography is a very sympathetic account […]
[…] with his live performances and his TV shows, Zelensky managed to generate a very unusual level of electoral appeal. As was later demonstrated by postelection analyses, Zelensky’s vote transcended the usual political distributions among different age groups. And yet, more than three-quarters of the Ukrainian electorate admitted they had no idea what Zelensky’s policy […]
[PDF file]: […] and the White Nationalist Agenda Jean Guerrero New York: William Morrow, 2020, $28.99, h/b John Newsinger In the 2020 Presidential election, Donald Trump received the second highest vote in the history of US presidential elections. Incredibly, more than 74 million Americans voted for a crooked, lying, bullying, incompetent, misogynist, racist and authoritarian con-man. He […]
[…] with his live performances and his TV shows, Zelensky managed to generate a very unusual level of electoral appeal. As was later demonstrated by postelection analyses, Zelensky’s vote transcended the usual political distributions among different age groups. And yet, more than three-quarters of the Ukrainian electorate admitted they had no idea what Zelensky’s policy […]
