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And of course the seats the lib dems hold which are vulnerable to the tories. I don't know how many there are of those but there does appear to be an option for that in the polling but its a screenshot with no hyperlink.

I know predicting anything politically is a fools game these days but I'd bet the house on Zac Goldsmith being out of a job just before Christmas. Racist wanker.
These are the LD holds most vulnerable to swing --> Con

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These are the LD holds most vulnerable to swing --> Con

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I think that might just be their vulnerable seats. Aren't most of the Scottish ones vulnerable to the SNP?

Anyway, its interesting. Despite the tiny majority I'd be surprised if they lose Oxford West. Actually I wonder if many are vulnerable? Tom Brake in Carshalton may be shitting it I guess. Eastbourne as well.
 
I think that might just be their vulnerable seats. Aren't most of the Scottish ones vulnerable to the SNP?

Anyway, its interesting. Despite the tiny majority I'd be surprised if they lose Oxford West. Actually I wonder if many are vulnerable? Tom Brake in Carshalton may be shitting it I guess. Eastbourne as well.
Looking at the local Lab campaign in C&W, I don't think Brake will be too worried tbh...he's even been campaigning himself over the border in Sutton & Cheam.:(
 
As ever, its the marginals that count. I don't know what the key lab/tory marginals are besides a couple in London, where I know labour have been pretty active in canvassing. But elsewhere?
 
New YouGov poll out today, like others this week it shows the gap narrowing, from 17% less than 2 weeks ago, to 11% now.

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It's going to piss off Don Troooomp.
 
I might adopt the Harold Shipman manoeuvre in order to reduce the aging Tory vote.

The thing people forget about old voters with a vested interest in retaining the status quo is that upon their death they are usually replaced by people whose material interests have just moved towards having more of an interest in retaining the status quo.
 
New YouGov poll out today, like others this week it shows the gap narrowing, from 17% less than 2 weeks ago, to 11% now.

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It's going to piss off Don Troooomp.
Interesting to see that, despite the collapse of the Brexit Party vote, the vermin are, at best constant (if not in slight decline). Shows they're shedding as much as they're gaining as the public are exposed more and more to the blustercunt.
 
Interesting to see that, despite the collapse of the Brexit Party vote, the vermin are, at best constant (if not in slight decline). Shows they're shedding as much as they're gaining as the public are exposed more and more to the blustercunt.

The public aren’t seeing much of him, I think they’re stage managing him very carefully.
 
The thing people forget about old voters with a vested interest in retaining the status quo is that upon their death they are usually replaced by people whose material interests have just moved towards having more of an interest in retaining the status quo.
'You'll be old yourself one day'.
 
Oi, Don Troooomp, you have been tagged several times on this thread, over the last few days, over the shifting in the polls, have you not any comment to make?
 
Hope that's sort of a trend, and not an outlier ... :confused:

ETA : the very beginning of the start of a trend I should have said, with maybe other polls showing a smaller Tory lead :(
 
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