Which of the below is NOT a function of political parties?

TOF: Right-wing governments believe in state intervention

TOF: Left-wing governments support welfarist policies

TOF: A two party system means that only two political parties exist

TOF: The Two Party System means that only two parties realistically have a chance of winning the election

The two dominant parties in the UK are the...

Which party seeks to "advance opportunity, nurture responsibility and protect security"

Which party seeks to "´build and safeguard a fair, free and open society, in which they seek to balance the fundamental values of liberty, equality and community."

Pressure groups are organisations that wish to influence ....

TOF: Pressure Groups seek to gain political leadership themselves

Which political party has a yellow dove as its symbol?

Which of the below is NOT a CAUSE Group with regard to Pressure Groups?

Which one of the below IS a Sectional Pressure Group?

Which of the below is an example of an INSIDER group?

Which one of the below is NOT an Outsider Group?

TOF: Cause groups are also known as Promotion groups

Which type of election is happening today? (4 May 2023)

In a liberal democracy, elections should be competitive, free, and ?

An electoral system is simply a mechanism for converting votes cast in an election into ....

TOF: FPTP is an example of plurality with regard to electoral systems

TOF: FPTP nearly always results in a single party government in the UK

TOF: A system that converts votes to seats in a broadly proportional way is known as PR.

TOF: AMS in Scotland is an example of plurality.

How many seats do you need to win in the UK General Election to form a single party government?

TOF: FPTP is simple and the party with the most overall votes always wins.

TOF: Tactical voting is associated with PR.

AMS is a WHAT electoral system?

What are the two ballots called under the AMS system?

Which electoral system is used in Scotland to elect the Scottish Parliament

TOF: AMS is more likely to result in a coalition government.

Which system is used in local elections in Scotland?

TOF: AMS results in a greater diversity of parties with seats at Holyrood.

How many MSPs are voted in by AMS?

Which of the below parties is most likely to vote for electoral reform?

TOF: Ethnic minorities and young people are more likely to vote Conservative

TOF: The population is ageing and this benefits the Conservative Party

TOF: Labour is the second party in Scotland at the moment

Which of the below newspapers are NOT right-wing?

TOF: The SNP is the 3rd largest party in the UK Parliament at Westminster.