• British General Elections podcast

  • By: Tim Smith
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British General Elections podcast

By: Tim Smith
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  • This podcast tells the story of classic British General Elections. Starting in the 1950s the podcast introduces the main participants, traces the progress of the campaign, discusses how the election was covered by the press, isolates and explains the key issues and analyses the results. What can the experience of past general elections teach today's politicians, and voters?

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Episodes
  • Election 2024 special - final day

    Election 2024 special - final day
    Jul 3 2024
    I go through the final polls, timings for the exit poll and counts, what is the exit poll etc and a word on Scotland and Wales

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    39 mins
  • 2024 Election special part 4

    2024 Election special part 4
    Jun 30 2024
    The electorate still not really looking at Labour's policies, I discuss the latest polling data and what it means, and a few words on the ground campaign

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    30 mins
  • 2024 election special part 3

    2024 election special part 3
    Jun 23 2024
    I do a quick state of the race update, explain why the Conservatives and Lib Dems may do better than Reform on a similar or lower vote share and then look at candidate effects including so called incumbency advantage.

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    41 mins

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