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Voting Behaviour

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Across:

3.	People becoming less likely to identify themselves by their social class
6.	A changeable electorate
8.	Events, policies that might effect who people choose to vote for
9.	People who always vote for the same party
11.	Working-class people voting Labour, upper and upper-middle-class people voting Conservative
12.	Trends and patterns over time that might effect who people choose to vote for

Down:

1.	Voting for a party in order to send a message to other parties
2.	A constituency where a party has a strong majority and is very likely to stay in power
4.	Voting for a party other than your favourite in order to influence the outcome of the election
5.	Elderly voters
7.	Authority to govern, through having won an election
8.	Change in support from one party to another
10.	A constituency where two or more parties have a good chance of winning

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Voting Behaviour

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P

R

2

S

O

3

C

L

A

S

S

D

E

A

L

I

G

N

M

E

N

T

F

E

E

S

4

T

5

G

S

6

V

O

L

A

T

I

L

E

A

R

E

7

M

V

C

E

A

A

O

T

Y

T

N

T

I

V

D

8

S

H

O

R

T

T

E

R

M

F

A

C

T

O

R

S

A

W

A

T

9

T

R

I

B

A

L

V

O

T

E

R

S

L

E

E

N

V

G

O

10

M

T

11

C

L

A

S

S

B

A

S

E

D

V

O

T

I

N

G

R

N

G

G

I

12

L

O

N

G

T

E

R

M

F

A

C

T

O

R

S

A

L

S

E

A

T

Across:

3.	People becoming less likely to identify themselves by their social class
6.	A changeable electorate
8.	Events, policies that might effect who people choose to vote for
9.	People who always vote for the same party
11.	Working-class people voting Labour, upper and upper-middle-class people voting Conservative
12.	Trends and patterns over time that might effect who people choose to vote for

Down:

1.	Voting for a party in order to send a message to other parties
2.	A constituency where a party has a strong majority and is very likely to stay in power
4.	Voting for a party other than your favourite in order to influence the outcome of the election
5.	Elderly voters
7.	Authority to govern, through having won an election
8.	Change in support from one party to another
10.	A constituency where two or more parties have a good chance of winning

© 2012 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only