I've argued in the past that in order to succeed a political party needs at least two distinctive "P"s out of four. Personality (of leader) Positioning Policies Performance Johnson is … (View Post)

It isn't the BBC. It is Professor Sir John Curtis who is as qualified to make the calculation as Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher of Nuffield College, Oxford. However Curtiss have Labour on a… (View Post)

Betfair pays up. Clink clink clink Thank you Brian Rose. (View Post)

Khan's first preferences after all declarations is 40.05% (View Post)

It's clear that the governing parties in Scotland, Wales and England have done very well in these elections. Yet they are different parties, policies and leaders. The common denominator is perce… (View Post)