Politics edexcel alevel 2023 predictions

Does anyone hav any predicitions of what could come up in the papers?

my teacher thinks there could be a general constitution question like "the constituion requires major change", also i reckon there could be something on the labour or conservative parties like how far have labour strayed from their traditional beliefs. i also think there could be something about power of the PM or oversight on the PM or soemthing on cabinet governement given the whole johsosn, truss sunak mess.

what are your predictions for paper 1 - constitution is paper 2 right?

what are your predictions for paper 1 - constitution is paper 2 right?

Yeah constitution is paper 2. I got pretty serious about predicting it do got up the spec and every past paper and looked at what they haven't asked. They never asked about direct Vs representative democracy, the franchise, evolution of the labour or conservative party, what makes parties successful, referendums. My teacher thinks there could be a general democracy is in crisis question and a labour party question. And I think there could be a question on referdums. Not sure what media/voting behaviour question they'd ask though.

yes constitution is paper 2. I don't think media or pressure groups will come up bc they've asked about those a lot. How are feeling for tuesday?

what kind of question could they ask for direct v representative democracy and the franchise

they have not asked about liberalism view of human nature but I am not sure if that's simply too easy for them to ask?
conservatism is likely to be on economy or state I think - or just to what extent they are united

Evaluate the view to which it is accurate to describe the UK as a nation with universal suffrage. Is a question from the textbook. Basic representative Vs direct democracy or one like to what extent there should be greater direct democracy than representative. My friend thinks that'll a question but I'm not so sure. Because they've asked a lot for electoral systems the only thing they haven't mentions is referendums and they can't do a question on referdums and direct Vs representative

I've seen the first question in the textbook and have tried to answer it but find is so confusing, does anyone know how to actually answer it?

I've seen the first question in the textbook and have tried to answer it but find is so confusing, does anyone know how to actually answer it?

I wouldn't worry too much about it bc it's such a narrow q that the chances of them asking it are slim to none. You could talk about prisoners not having voting rights and the homeless not having the resources to vote.

Hey, you could include themes like votes at 16, prisoner’s not being able to vote, voter ID laws preventing voting, and the recent news of Starmer wanting to expand voting rights for foreign nationals (EU)

Is it smart for me to study socialism last minute in case that both the questions are on socialism? Or should I just try and get as good as possible in conservatism and liberalism?