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TBF, a constituency that elected Louise Mensch are capable of electing anyone and anything.
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TBF, a constituency that elected Louise Mensch are capable of electing anyone and anything.
Nobody mention that massive arms fair we just had where representatives from numerous countries that the UN has condemned for use of child soldiers and gross human rights abuses were invited to come along and fill their boots.
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Harry Leslie Smith WW2 RAF veteran "i'm not offended by Corbyn not singing, but I am offended by politicians who sell guns to tyrants"
from mensh to sawford to this cunt-they go either way- part of its the boundries, villages/town/estates split and all thatTBF, a constituency that elected Louise Mensch are capable of electing anyone and anything.
Well OK, but one large assumption that you confirmed was that the 'what-if' was made "...with everything else remaining constant..". In itself, that is a very large assumption.It's a "what-if", not a forecast. It provides information about options, not assumptions.
One thing it does do, however, is use the actual voter turnout by constituency. So the demographics of non-voting are baked into the analysis. Check the data set.
before you wreck yo' setCheck the data set
Except in terms of size of majority.
in the 100 odd marginals, all the NV's would be way more than Labour needed. I'd like to see how they did there gaining 20% of them (the maximum realistic figure, imo)The point is that in the majority of those 330 constituencies it really doesn't matter if Lab re-attracted all the NV...the tories would still win.
Yes, it's only the marginals that count. And it's there that the demographics tend to weigh against the left making any serious gains from former NVs. Whilst it is possible to model the effects by projected %, the reality remains...however politically unpalatable, that the Con->Lab swing voter in the marginal remains 'king'.in the 100 odd marginals, all the NV's would be way more than Labour needed. I'd like to see how they did there gaining 20% of them (the maximum realistic figure, imo)
not from the info I've seen. Yes, it's more difficult in those places, but still plenty of room to make big gains. Winning 20% would get them about two thirds of the way there, from my very quick calculationsYes, it's only the marginals that count. And it's there that the demographics tend to weigh against the left making any serious gains from former NVs.
You mean making a gain of 20% from NV assuming that other parties were to make 0% gain from the same pool?not from the info I've seen. Yes, it's more difficult in those places, but still plenty of room to make big gains. Winning 20% would get them about two thirds of the way there, from my very quick calculations
the Corby MP...
I'm more concerned about the fact that the people of Corby appear to have elected a foetus to parliament.
Who? The chinless cunt who asked a question about the Isle of Wight Zoo? Fucking surreal or what?Who's this twat?
yup - or gain 20% more from that pool than the tories do (the others being irrelevant).You mean making a gain of 20% from NV assuming that other parties were to make 0% gain from the same pool?
Nigel Dodds... who seems to forget that his party leader was a member of a Loyalist paramilitary group. He's a fine one to mount his moral high horse.just tuned in to PMQs. Con Party and DUP have already had a pop at JC in relation to the IRA, nuclear weapons and the national anthem. edit - oh I guess I tuned in late - i missed Corbyn!
For all those that say there aren't enough birds in the shadow cabinet, I point you to the two eagles and a falconer.
Your wish is my command.yup - or gain 20% more from that pool than the tories do (the others being irrelevant).
I would like to see how that pans out, adding in an assumption of 33.333% from the Greens and 15% from UKIP. I suspect they'd still need to get about a third as much again to win overall, but even my assumptions would be enough for a Lab/SNPstitch upcoalition
It depends what you're using it for. Politics-theatre fans are all partisan, everyone else is bored rigid with it. He's using it to engage voters rather than score points.Didn't find PMQs very entertaining.
I want bear-pit style confrontation, and braying and mooing from our elected representatives, not elbow patch giving it all "I received an email from Gail..." this isn't points of view. Ham face walked it. The Blair v Major years were the best.
many thanks!Your wish is my command.
10% NV -> Labour plus 33% Green -> Labour and 15% UKIP -> Labour gives a swing of 38 from Tory to Labour (Tories left with 292 seats)
20% NV -> Labour plus 33% Green -> Labour and 15% UKIP -> Labour gives a swing of 67 from Tory to Labour (Tories left with 263 seats)
Any other what-ifs?
experienced fighters will often spend some time circling, feints, fakes and footwork. Testing the opponents game. Thats what this was. Next week c-byns going to open up with a blistering assualt of verbiage that would make 2pac blushDidn't find PMQs very entertaining.
I want bear-pit style confrontation, and braying and mooing from our elected representatives, not elbow patch giving it all "I received an email from Gail..." this isn't points of view. Ham face walked it. The Blair v Major years were the best.
stop that. Now. It's even worse than 'Jez'c-byns
this isn't points of view.
stop that. Now. It's even worse than 'Jez'