Where Jewish Votes May Matter Most: The Institute for Jewish Policy Research Guide to the 2015 General Election in the UK
Author(s)
Publication Date
May 2015
Publisher
Abstract
Whilst Jews represent about 0.5% of the UK's population, there are sizeable groups in a number of constituencies, particularly in and around parts of Greater London and Manchester. There is no evidence to suggest Jews vote in any way as a bloc, but their votes, like all people's, may particularly matter in 2015, as the polls show the two main parties running more or less neck-and-neck.
Topics
Genre
Geographic Coverage
Copyright Holder
Original Language
Link
Bibliographic Information
Where Jewish Votes May Matter Most: The Institute for Jewish Policy Research Guide to the 2015 General Election in the UK. . May 2015: https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-uk207
