blurting:
white = first go red = corrections green = additions
class dealignment since the 90s:
classes previously likely to vote in specific directions ie working class = Labour, middle n upper = Conservatives, but this is becoming less of the case
young adults more likely to vote for left-wing classes
ages between like 25 and like 50 stop clearly aligning with particular parties
then upwards of 50ish, voters become more inclined to vote for the Tories
more educated (engaged in higher education) = more likely to vote Labour
“evaluate the view that age is the biggest factor when determining voting outcomes”
yes, age is: | no, other factors are bigger: |
the older the voter, the more likely they are to vote; elderly population growing as percentage of total population
| ethnicity » clear partisan divide » white voters lean more to the right & BAME to the left
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