John Curtice

John Curtice

sociologist United Kingdom

John Curtice is a prominent British political sociologist and electoral analyst known for his expertise in public opinion and electoral behavior. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of voting patterns in the UK, particularly regarding the impact of Brexit and the rising prominence of multiple political parties in the British political landscape. Recently, he provided insights on the potential shift towards a five-party system in the UK, emphasizing the importance of local elections as a barometer for political change.

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Switzerland Switzerland: John Curtice is cited as a pollster commenting on Starmer's poor popularity following his electoral victory. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Keir Starmer ist ein Kapitän ohne Kompass

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Prof John Curtice has noted that Labour’s share of the vote actually declined compared with the last time voters cast ballots. 5

The Guardian: The Guardian view on Scottish politics: Labour wins the seat but not – yet – the argument | Editorial