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The Role of Regional Context in Voting: Evidence from the 1992 British General Election

Pattie, Charles; Johnston, Ron - In: Regional Studies 32 (1998) 3, pp. 249-263

, allant de leurs comportements et ideologies politiques agrave; leurs intentions de vote. PATTIE C. und JOHNSTON R. (1998) Die … geographische Regionen der Stimmabgabe gezeitigt, wobei die Konservativen sich im Suden des Landes erfolgreich hervortaten, und … Faktoren sind (einschliesslich Gesellschaftsklasse, Herkunft und personlicher Umstande), welche die Entscheidungen der Wahler …

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A Debt-owing Democracy: The Political Impact of Housing Market Recession at the British General Election of 1992

Pattie, Charles; Dorling, Daniel; Johnston, Ron - In: Urban Studies 32 (1995) 8, pp. 1293-1315

The 1992 British general election took place in the context of a severe housing recession which hit hardest in those regions from which the government usually drew much of its electoral support. The slump notwithstanding, however, the government went on to win its fourth successive election...

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The Long and the Short of it: Local Campaigning at the <fc>B</fc>ritish 2010 General Election

Johnston, Ron; Pattie, Charles; Fisher, Justin; Cutts, David - In: Political Studies 61 (2013) 04, pp. 105-128

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Spending, contacting, and voting: the 2010 British general election in the constituencies

Johnston, Ron; Pattie, Charles; Cutts, David; Fisher, Justin - In: Environment and Planning A 44 (2012) 5, pp. 1165-1184

Abstract. A substantial body of recent research has uncovered the impact of constituency campaigns on British general election outcomes, using the published returns of candidates’ spending as a proxy measure for their campaigns’ intensity—the more spent, the greater the intensity of the...

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A Low Turnout Landslide: Abstention at the British General Election of 1997

Pattie, Charles; Johnston, Ron - In: Political Studies 49 (2001) 2, pp. 286-305

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Locating the altruistic voter: context, egocentric voting, and support for the Conservative Party at the 1997 General Election in England and Wales

Johnston, Ron; Dorling, Danny; Tunstall, Helena; … - In: Environment and Planning A 32 (2000) 4, pp. 673-694

Egocentric economic voting models are widely used in studies of voting behaviour in Great Britain: they suggest that people whose standard of living has risen recently as a perceived consequence of government policies are more likely to vote for the government's return to office than are those...

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Positional issues, valence issues and the economic geography of voting in British elections

Pattie, Charles; Johnston, Ron - In: Journal of Economic Geography 8 (2008) 1, pp. 105-126

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MPs' Expenditure and General Election Campaigns: Do Incumbents Benefit from Contacting their Constituents?

Johnston, Ron; Pattie, Charles - In: Political Studies 57 (2009) 10, pp. 580-591

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Geographical scale, the attribution of credit/blame, local economic circumstances, and retrospective economic voting in Great Britain 1997: an extension of the model

Johnston, Ron; Pattie, Charles - In: Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 20 (2002) 3, pp. 421-438

Economic voting models have received a great deal of empirical support in Great Britain over the last decade, sustaining the general argument that governments tend to be rewarded for delivering econmic prosperity but blamed for declining prosperity. Voters evaluate governments both at the...

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On Babies and Bathwater: a Comment on Evans' 'Economics and Politics Revisited'

Pattie, Charles; Johnston, Ron; Sanders, David - In: Political Studies 47 (1999) 5, pp. 918-932

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