The Independent 1992 Peter Kellner - Abstracts

The Independent 1992 Peter Kellner
TitleSubjectAuthors
A guide to hung parliaments. (constitutional and political aspects of a party not receiving an overall majority)Retail industryPeter Kellner
Budget does little to boost Tory ratings. (opinion polls predict hung Parliament)Retail industryPeter Kellner
Does sex matter in the polling booth? (survey of women's issues in politics)Retail industryPeter Kellner
Electoral reform: no longer a Tory taboo? (1992 Campaign Guide has different approach to proportional representation)Retail industryPeter Kellner
It's too close to call. (final polls before UK general election cannot separate leaders)Retail industryAnthony Bevins, Peter Kellner
Labour's poll lead leaves the outcome in doubt. (pollsters are worried that their predictions could be wrong)Retail industryPeter Kellner
Tories need a late surge to retain power. (opinion polls vary but all indicate loss of Conservative majority)Retail industryPeter Kellner
Two traditions, one future. (John Smith, Labour and Paddy Ashdown, Liberal)Retail industryPeter Kellner
Why our poll predictions failed to reflect the vote. (polls and opposition parties will need to see reason for vast errors in predictions of the United Kingdom general election)Retail industryPeter Kellner
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