After dealignment, British voters began to engage in which of the following

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Dealignment refers to a shift away from strong party identification and towards issue-based voting. Therefore, it is likely that British voters began to engage in issue voting after dealignment. Class voting and personality-based voting may have been less common as a result. While some voters may still have strong party identification with the Conservative and Labour parties, this is not necessarily the result of dealignment.

After Dealignment, British Voters Began to Engage in Which of the Following