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Labour Party Vote Share in General Elections - "Higher Lower" Activity

Level:: A-Level

Board:: AQA, Edexcel

Last updated 1 Sept 2017

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The Labour Party's performance in general elections has, of course, fluctuated from election to election. One key measure of performance is the "share of the vote". In this activity you start with the Labour vote share in one general election - was their share in the next election shown HIGHER or LOWER? Four points maximum each time you play.

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