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Tories to target the Asian vote.
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http://www.dailymail....eal-Asian-voters.html
/// The Tories are set to copy a strategy, pioneered by the Conservative Party in Canada, where ministers are expected to report which ethnic minority events they have attended each
month ///
Shouldn't our politicians have the issues of all their electorate at heart, instead of pandering to any one specific group?
/// The Tories are set to copy a strategy, pioneered by the Conservative Party in Canada, where ministers are expected to report which ethnic minority events they have attended each
month ///
Shouldn't our politicians have the issues of all their electorate at heart, instead of pandering to any one specific group?
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They forget that pandering to one group just alienates another. Bradford may be a separate story as Asians outnumber the rest. Leicester is similar. Birmingham and London are going that way. But what keeps the Tories in power are the shire counties and without them they are onto a loss leader. They should stick to their principles!
May I ask what would the Conservative Party have to do to be pandering to your group, aog?
You may be sure that psephologists and campaign strategists identify a group you belong to, as they do for all of us,and the party concerned will tailor its message and strategy to appeal to groups without simultaneously losing votes by alienating others. In the US it may be 'soccer moms' or the Jewish vote or the blue collar black vote or the Hispanic or the Muslim vote which are identified and appealed to by the politicians . Here, we may have different ones, but groups can be identified in both countries, by residence, age, education, income and culture etc being used to narrow them into smaller targets.
Common sense, really.
You may be sure that psephologists and campaign strategists identify a group you belong to, as they do for all of us,and the party concerned will tailor its message and strategy to appeal to groups without simultaneously losing votes by alienating others. In the US it may be 'soccer moms' or the Jewish vote or the blue collar black vote or the Hispanic or the Muslim vote which are identified and appealed to by the politicians . Here, we may have different ones, but groups can be identified in both countries, by residence, age, education, income and culture etc being used to narrow them into smaller targets.
Common sense, really.
//Shouldn't our politicians have the issues of all their electorate at heart, instead of pandering to any one specific group? //
Are they pandering to a specific group? From your newspaper a couple of days ago:
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
Are they pandering to a specific group? From your newspaper a couple of days ago:
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
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