A return to two-party politics?: lessons of the 2011 local and devolved elections

John Curtice; Iain McWhirter; Richard Wyn Jones; Jessica Asato

A return to two-party politics? lessons of the 2011 local and devolved elections

John Curtice, Iain McWhirter, Richard Wyn Jones, Jessica Asato

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Abstract

In the first of three articles by writers looking back at the UK local and devolved elections in May and considering their implications for the future, electoral reform expert John Curtice asks whether the elections signaled the end of the beginning of political pluralism in the UK.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	88-104
Number of pages	17
Journal	Public Policy Research
Volume	18
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - Aug 2011

Keywords

electoral reform
elections
Scottish National Party

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