"The outcomes of general elections are mostly decided by election campaigns and manifestos."

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  1. campaign strategies

  2. manifestos

  3. long-term factors

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campaign strategies

  • Weaker: Campaigns don’t override gov’t record – 2024 Tories had better-funded campaign, still lost big.

  • Stronger: Targeted campaigning can help – Labour focused resources on marginals like Bury North in 2024.

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manifestos

  • Weaker: Voters rarely read manifestos – most base vote on party leader/image.

  • Stronger: Clear promises can sway voters – 2017: Corbyn’s tuition fee pledge attracted youth vote.

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long-term factors

  • Weaker: Floating voters still exist – 2024 had many swing voters in red wall/blue wall seats.

  • Stronger: Party image and gov’t competence matter more – 2024 Tories punished for Truss mini-budget, Partygate.

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conclusion

Disagree – campaigns/manifestos play a role, but government performance and party image matter more.