Voting Behaviour Crossword Puzzle

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POLARIZATION: Division into sharply contrasting groups or sets of beliefs
THATCHER: Divisive female PM of the 70s and 80s
TURNOUT: The number of people voting in an election
TREND: The general direction in which something is developing or changing i.e. an identifiable swing in political activity
INDEPENDENCE: A movement in Scotland that has significantly influenced voting behaviour
BALLOT BOX: Receptacle used to hold voting slips during an election (6,3)
BLAIR: "New Labor" PM from 1997 to 2007
MOTIVATION: Internal state that propels individuals to take part/voters to vote
INDEPENDENTS: Voters with no political affiliation, whose votes are often crucial to collect to ensure a party succeeds
APPEAL: Something a party has to do to voters to win votes/could also be described as a heartfelt or urgent request
PROGRESSIVE: Traditionally seen as favoring social reform; now seen as a trait of the left-wing and those who want change
SWING: The change in voter support from one election to the next, or can refer to competitive states in US elections

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polarization: division into sharply contrasting groups or sets of beliefs
thatcher: divisive female pm of the 70s and 80s
turnout: the number of people voting in an election
trend: the general direction in which something is developing or changing i.e. an identifiable swing in political activity
independence: a movement in scotland that has significantly influenced voting behaviour
ballot box: receptacle used to hold voting slips during an election (6,3)
blair: "new labor" pm from 1997 to 2007
motivation: internal state that propels individuals to take part/voters to vote
independents: voters with no political affiliation, whose votes are often crucial to collect to ensure a party succeeds
appeal: something a party has to do to voters to win votes/could also be described as a heartfelt or urgent request
progressive: traditionally seen as favoring social reform; now seen as a trait of the left-wing and those who want change
swing: the change in voter support from one election to the next, or can refer to competitive states in us elections