Britain Votes 6 by Colin Rallings, Michael Thrasher | Waterstones
Local Elections in Britain by Colin Rallings, Michael Thrasher | Waterstones
British Electoral Facts: Amazon.co.uk: Thrasher, Michael, Rallings, Colin: 9781907278037: Books
Lib Dems set to gain 100 council seats | The Sunday Times
Rallings and Thrasher: Local elections have brought a profound change in party fortunes
Staff | Elections Centre
Rallings and Thrasher: lack of action provided plenty of opportunity for spin
Ballot Photographs as Cues in Low-Information Elections
British Local Elections - Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher: Local Elections in Britain, London, Routledge, 1997, xii + 232 pp., hardback £45.00. | Government and Opposition | Cambridge Core
FactCheck: what do the local election results mean? – Channel 4 News
WATCH: Thrasher predicts Conservative losses of "around about 400" council seats | Conservative Home
British Electoral Facts 1832-2012: new edition by Rallings and Thrasher
Is there a shy Tory factor in 2015? - Page 8 of 9 - Number Cruncher Politics
Britain Votes 5: British Parliamentary Election Results 1988-1992 (v. 5): Rallings, Colin, Thrasher, Michael: 9780900178368: Amazon.com: Books
Rallings & Thrasher: voters turned their backs on the main two parties | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)
Election 2010: The Official Results: Amazon.co.uk: Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher: 9781849540902: Books
Election that's too close to call | News | The Sunday Times
Local Elections in Britain eBook: Rallings, Colin, Thrasher, Michael: Amazon.in: Kindle Store
If the Tories and Labour thought local elections were bad, just wait until Nigel Farage joins the party | News | The Sunday Times
PDF) The turnout 'gap' and the costs of voting - A comparison of participation at the 2001 general and 2002 local elections in England
Local Elections Vote Shares: the BBC PNS and Rallings & Thrasher NEV compared | Elections Etc
Rallings and Thrasher: Local elections have brought a profound change in party fortunes
May's local elections – who would have won? | first magazine for councillors
