"To what extent does voting by ethnic minorities reflect the voting behaviour of the whole electorate?"

... "To what extent does voting by ethnic minorities reflect the voting behaviour of the whole electorate?" The ethnic minorities in Britain are composed of many different people of different ethnic origins. Stereotypically, most people consider the ethnic minorities to either be Black or Asian and alienating these two groups from the rest of the society that makes up the ethnic minorities. The many other people, who could fall into this category, are people such as the Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Jewish, Gypsies, Asylum Seekers and also those who are part of the European Union Enlargement and are legally entitled to work in the UK. In the Asian Community, there are many sub-divisions as there are with the Black community. For example the Asian community is made up of Muslims, Hindus, Bengali's etc, yet on the table shown in the question paper there seems to be no notification of this. In the 1950's,

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