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General Election 2017: a Twitter Analysis

This work is produced by researchers at the Neuropolitics Research Lab, School of Social and Political Science and the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh.

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Polling Who Votes

Ailsa Henderson
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Are There Lessons from Turnout at the Local Elections?

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Roadmaps and Gridlock: The drive for Catalan independence

Daniel Cetrà
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Brexit: Behind the Referendum

John Curtice
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Brexit: Post-Referendum Hopes and Expectations

John Curtice
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What (on earth) did the Welsh think they were doing?

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Was the Brexit Referendum Democratic?

Stephen Tierney
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More on the Bookies Odds of BREXIT

David Bell
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A second indyref looks inevitable – the Scottish election changes nothing

Paul Cairney
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