12% for Reform is UKIP 2015 levels (View Post)

Hard to see Tory MPs and members electing the effective leader of the Remain campaign in 2016 if Sunak loses the next GE. Most likely they would pick a Leaver from the Right (View Post)

In most LD target seats there was already heavily Labour tactical voting against the Tories even in 2019 and of course now the Labour vote will likely be higher there than in 2019. (View Post)

I don't dispute it, though 169 Tory MPs and 385 Labour MPs would be slightly closer than 1997. Much also depends on whether Sunak can squeeze the Reform UK vote to give Starmer a real battle (View Post)

Is Starmer a socialist? He is barely even a social democrat (View Post)