The Impact of By-elections on General Elections: England, 1950–87

Graham J. G. Upton

British Journal of Political Science, 1991, vol. 21, issue 1, 108-119

Abstract: In his introduction to a definitive collection of articles on British by-elections, David Butler observed that by-elections ‘may offer some guide to the public mood; but who now would dare to give a figure for the likely difference between a by-election today and what would happen in an immediate general election?’

Date: 1991
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