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Learning Election Results

How do you go about Learning Election results properly? I've been trying for the last week, but I keep getting them mixed up and can't remember them properly.

Any advice? :smile:

Reply 1

Ellie Roberts

You don't really need to learn them all properly, just remember a few points that stand out like that the Green Party got their first seat in the Commons and that the Lib Dems got 23% of the vote, and 57 seats which is actually only 5% less vote than Labour yet nearly a whole 200 seats..

Reply 2

vise06

Get coloured pens

make bubbles

BIG Blue Bubble = write conservatives 307
next to it - or overlapping in yellow Lib Dems 57

Below it in a slighty smaller bubble - Labour 258

and note that Brighton Pavillon was won by the Green party ... despite Respect Loosing its seat.

Vital point!

Reply 3

iturhs

A really good idea,above
Jus look on bbc wesbtie for the kepy points and put them on cue cards then jus look at them every day ? well jus one day before my exam anyway (tommorrow)