Titlebook: Classifying Elections in Britain; Christopher Kirkland Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 British elections.fi

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New Approach,ropean elections. It argues that using the terminology of first- and second-order elections is problematic given the new elections introduced to Britain over the last two decades. Rather than relying upon such terminology, it outlines how a more holistic classification of elections may be achieved a

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Turnout, often used as a means of conceptualising the importance of elections. Such statistics are further central to the distinction of first- and second-order elections as advocated by Reif and Schmitt. This chapter explores levels of turnout in different British elections, drawing upon examples from gene

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The Media,litical parties. Whilst there is limited evidence to suggest the media is able to influence the outcome of elections, it is important in providing information and setting the political agenda. In this regard, we can see the media as advertising elections by offering (potential voters) information ab

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Turnout,ral elections and European elections. In doing so it demonstrates some of the differences that exist between turnout in a range of elections. It highlights turnout fluctuations within elections of the same type and between subnational or second-order elections.