The other consideration is that, unlike for parliaments and principal councils, where deploying say a third of their numbers to the job of 'opposing' arguably serves a worthwhile purpose in… (View Post)

And, strangely, those posters who liked adding up Ref+Con and comparing it to Lab+LD+Green+SNP stopped doing so, by coincidence around the same time that the former total no longer exceeded the latte… (View Post)

The oft advocated strategy of looking to lay the favourite generally works out very well on BFE, as you ride the swings of over-confidence that whatever looks most likely now will stay so when the be… (View Post)

There are some they might easily pick up, as well, but if they do drop back a bit, if they just lose five or ten it doesn't really change the odds of majority v NOM. If the LibDems get wiped out… (View Post)

On topic, I've laid a Reform majority down to 4.2 (available Jan-Feb - its now out to 10.0), and backed NOM previously, so I'm quite green on NOM. TSE is right that this might be a good tim… (View Post)