How to compare elections – an example using AMSR resources

UK Referendums (1975, 1997, 2011, 2016) Case Studies

Prepared by AMSR using the Archive Referendum Case Studies   These General Election and Referendum case study cards have been prepared for AQA A-Level Students from AMSR NOP and MORI reports on the Elections, produced at the time, plus 2 detailed analyses of the AMSR...
How to compare elections – an example using AMSR resources

Why Polls Go Wrong

Prepared by AMSR using the Archive Poll accuracy and polling failures A-Level Students are expected to know that polls can be wrong, and to understand why. Students should be familiar with: sampling issues margins of error shy voter effects late swings methodological...
How to compare elections – an example using AMSR resources

Polling in UK elections since 1945

Prepared by AMSR using the Archive Voting behaviour and the media: Polling in UK elections since 1945   Introduction This document is a list/summary of what the Archive includes on each UK General election on the influence of the media: for example data on how many...
How to compare elections – an example using AMSR resources

Devolution: Summary of AMSR findings

Prepared by AMSR using the Archive AMSR polling across five decades reveals a complex and deeply rooted set of public attitudes that shaped the development of devolution in England, Scotland and Wales. These attitudes were not uniform across the UK; they reflected...
How to compare elections – an example using AMSR resources

Referendums

Prepared by AMSR using the Archive Referendums and constitutional change: Insights from AMSR evidence   AMSR evidence on referendum behaviour shows that constitutional change in the UK depends not only on institutional design but on the electorate’s ability to link...