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Latest revision as of 17:23, 22 July 2023
 UK/General election(Nation/Election)   | |
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| Subpage(s) | •UK/General election/1964 •UK/General election/1979 •UK/General election/1997 •UK/General election/2010 •UK/General election/2015 •UK/General election/2017 •UK/General election/2019 •UK/General election/2024 |
| UK General elections happen every 4-5 years, or sometimes more often. They are the official method whereby a political party is chosen to constitute "democratic" government. | |
Examples
| Page name | Description |
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| UK/General election/1964 | |
| UK/General election/1979 | The elections that saw Brian Crozier's Shield successfully install Margaret Thatcher as UK Prime Minister. |
| UK/General election/1997 | |
| UK/General election/2010 | National elections to the UK parliament. |
| UK/General election/2015 | National elections to the UK parliament. |
| UK/General election/2017 | |
| UK/General election/2019 | |
| UK/General election/2024 | UK's 2024 election. |
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