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Local by-elections, like the one in Worksop East, typically have lower voter turnout than general elections. Only 1085 votes were cast in total. Factors include less public awareness, fewer high-profile campaigns, and voters feeling the outcome has less national significance. Weather and local issues also play a part.
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