Women in English local government, 1973–2003: getting selected, getting elected

Galina N. Borisyuk · Colin S. Rallings · Michael Thrasher

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Gender Diversity and Inequality

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Although women comprise over half of the UK electorate, their relatively low numbers in elected office continues. The 2005 general election saw 128 women members returned—19.8% of the House of Comm...

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