justin124
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Re: Hollow Men – the sidelining of parliament during the biggest health/economic crisis in modern times
In reality 323 seats would be enough for Johnson to continue , but I would also expect losses to SNP and LDs which would probably take them below 315. I also believe that Labour gains in 1992 could h… (View Post)1 -
Re: Hollow Men – the sidelining of parliament during the biggest health/economic crisis in modern times
Nothing inevitable about that in 1992. Despite the Sheffield rally and the ousting of Thatcher Labour gained 42 seats compared with 1987. (View Post)1 -
Re: Hollow Men – the sidelining of parliament during the biggest health/economic crisis in modern times
Not 10 months into a Parliament following an election in which incumbent was re-elected with a big majority. Did not happen post -1959 - 1966 - 1983 - 1987 - 1997 -2001. Starmer is outperforming Gait… (View Post)1 -
Re: Hollow Men – the sidelining of parliament during the biggest health/economic crisis in modern times
Not so. 53% - 47% is a far from decisive margin - particularly when it relates to an extended period of daily party political coverage for Nicola Sturgeon. It is also unclear from the Holyrood poll t… (View Post)1 -
Re: If Texas goes blue on election night Trump is finished – politicalbetting.com
Until 1992 California usually voted Republican at Presidential Elections. Perhaps the population shifts referred to will eventually bring the state back into play. (View Post)1