Classifying Elections in Britain

Focusing on the classification of various elections in Britain, this book expands on traditional first- and second-order election models by incorporating devolved elections like the Scottish Parliament and local offices. It examines the dynamic interactions among voters, media, and political parties, highlighting how these groups prioritize different elections. Through case studies, the author analyzes the distinct roles of each participant in the electoral process and concludes with a framework for understanding the significance of each election type.