Britain Votes 6: British Parliamentary Election Results 1997: Rallings, Colin, Thrasher, Michael: 9781840140545: Amazon.com: Books
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British Parliamentary Election Results 1983-1997 | Colin Rallings, Mic
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Unused Votes in English Local Government Elections: Effects and Explanations
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First Class the Post': The Rise of Postal Voting
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