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Re: What happened when I switched the CON and LAB GE2019 vote shares on the Electoral Calculus seat pred
And Tory in 2015, not Tory in 2019 (* denotes Lib Dem seat, the rest are now Labour): Seat: majority 2015, deficit 2019 Richmond Park*: 38.9%, -11.9% Putney: 23.8%, -9.5% St Albans*: 23.4%, -10.9% Ca… (View Post)1 -
Re: What happened when I switched the CON and LAB GE2019 vote shares on the Electoral Calculus seat pred
Tory in 2010, not Tory in 2019 (* denotes Lib Dem seat, the rest are now Labour): Seat: majority 2010, deficit 2019 Putney: 24.6%, -9.5% Enfield, Southgate: 17.2%, -9.4% Reading East: 15.2%, -10.6% B… (View Post)1 -
Re: How will Boris be judged in future polling questions like this? – politicalbetting.com
I don't know why, but this is the image that came to mind on reading that... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koAmdMi7-78 (View Post)4 -
Re: How will Boris be judged in future polling questions like this? – politicalbetting.com
The point is that prices really ought to have fallen considerably off the back of 2008. They haven't. (View Post)1 -
Re: How will Boris be judged in future polling questions like this? – politicalbetting.com
Oh dear, I suspect I've started that argument again! I tend to agree with Max on this. Perhaps it is about supply of housing, but I honestly can't see it being fixed if it might lead to a f… (View Post)1
