1. Survey MPs 2. Commons Divisions 3. Seats Ranked by Marginality and Safety 4. 2001 Parliament: Oldest MPs 5. 2001 Parliament: Longest (continuously) serving MPs 6. 2001 Parliament: Youngest MPs 7.The 20 Seats with the Highest Proportion of Electors in Financial Hardship 8. The 20 Seats with the Lowest Proportion of Electors in Financial Hardship 9. The 20 seats with the Most Pensioner Votes 10. The 20 Most Rural Seats 11. The Seats with the Highest Proportion of Agricultural Workers 12. The 20 Seats with the Highest Property Values 13. The 20 seats with the Lowest Property Values 14. The 20 seats with the Highest Unemployment Rate 15. The 20 Seats with the Lowest Unemployment Rate 16. The 20 Seats with the Highest Proportion of Professional and Managerial Workers 17. The 20 Seats with the Lowest Proportion of Professional Managerial Workers 18. The 20 Seats with the Highest Proportion of Non-Manual Workers 19. The 20 Seats with the Lowest Proportion of Non-Manual Workers 20. The 20 seats with the Highest Proportion of Non-White Residents 21. The 20 Seats with the Most University Admissions 22. The 20 Seats with the Fewest Entering University 23. The 20 Seats with the Most Cases of Foot and Mouth Disease 24. The 20 Seats with the Most Income Support Claimants 25. The 20 seats with the Fewest Income Support Claimants 26. The 20 seats with the Highest Turnout 27. The 20 Seats with the Lowest Turnout
Robert Waller is a former Fellow and Lecturer at Oxford University and is currently Principal of his own political, polling and research consultancy. Byron Criddle is Reader in Politics at Aberdeen University.
'The Almanac of British Politics, by Robert Waller and Byron Criddle and also in its seventh edition, is indispensable.' - The Economist 'The Almanac offers a complete guide to the electoral map of Britain, with profiles of every constituency and biographical profile of every member of parliament. The constituency profiles are preceded by a fascinating series of tables relating social and economic factors to voting behaviour.' - The Economist
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