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Re: Keir was the toolmaker’s son – politicalbetting.com
Yes, agreed. The key thing is where those votes are distributed, and I’m not sure models like Baxter are going to really pick up on that. High teens-low 20s, I’d say they must be on for about 20-50 s… (View Post)2 -
Re: Keir was the toolmaker’s son – politicalbetting.com
The Tory Party doesn’t even operate as a cohesive entity any more. It is just a gaggle of desperate, flailing souls, political failures lashing out, and a small minority of relatively decent folk who… (View Post)1 -
Re: Profiles in leadership – politicalbetting.com
A shame about Raducanu. She gets a lot of flak which I think is really undeserved. I don’t blame her for making hay when the opportunities came through to her. I do think she has also been unlucky wi… (View Post)3 -
Re: Profiles in leadership – politicalbetting.com
I could see Reform winning Clacton, Ashfield and at a push Boston and Skegness. Once you get to there though, it becomes all about where their vote is spread and how it affects the LAB/CON vote in ea… (View Post)1 -
Re: Profiles in leadership – politicalbetting.com
Migration is the biggest issue that feeds Reform, but it’s not the only one. But the reason it does so is very clear to me. This election campaign is a great example. Mainstream politicians gravely i… (View Post)1