Location

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Location

• A Factor of Voting Patterns

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The Divide

Labour ?
? Conservative
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Statistics

• In 1987, the South of England, Conservatives got
  96.6 of the seats compared to Labours 1.7.
• While in the North and Wales, Labour received
  70.6 to Conservatives 17.8.
• More recently though, in 2001, The gap between
  Labour and Conservative in the south of England
  decreased massively.
• Conservatives 56.3
• Labour 30.5

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Why?

• The north is more working class and they will,
  therefore, go for more of a collectivist approach
  to the running of the country Labour.
• The South is more affluent and will prefer a more
  individualist approach Conservative.

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Scotland

• SNP are favoured in the north, along with the
  Liberal Democrats, and the highlands while those
  in the south of Scotland in places like Glasgow
  are more likely to vote for Labour.

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By

• Ally, Jobe and Sean