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Re: Will Johnson be PM in 2023? Liberal Democrats comfortably take North Shropshire
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Surely tactical voting is most likely to happen when it won’t affect anything?
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As ever in elections, its not about who you want, but who you don't want. |
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It doesn't make any sense that Labour would lose 10 points on their 2019 result, one of their worse since the war, yet nationally be polling at some of their next numbers since they lost in 2010 whilst the Liberal Democrats outperform their national polling by quite some margin. Tactical voting is in play here. And it's more likely, not less likely, to happen in a by-election anyway. By-Elections tend to produce weirder results than the national election. |
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Boris’ card is marked now. Let’s wait and see how electable the country thinks Starmer is once he’s been defenestrated and replaced with someone who looks a bit more grounded. |
Re: Will Johnson be PM in 2023? Liberal Democrats comfortably take North Shropshire
I saw an interesting point on another forum regarding potential choices of a next leader of the Conservative Party. The votes in the last general election for the Conservatives broadly come from four factions;
Anyone who appeals to 1 such as Sunak or Hunt wouldn't appeal to 3 and 4. Anyone who appeals to 2 such as maybe Priti Patel might get a few people from 1 and 3 but opens up a very Lib Dem shaped hole in the political landscape. Someone who appeals to 3 needs to charm former Labour voters again and will lose from 1 and 2. Someone who appeals to 4 loses the other three as I think there's a need for someone serious in place. In summary, Boris Johnson did a really good job at bringing these factions together and can't think of anyone else who could do this right now. Without Boris Johnson, I still think the Conservatives would have won last election but the majority would have been significantly smaller. Urgh, need a shower after praising Boris Johnson!! |
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What I'm disappointed about is that when Cummins left, Johnson brought in an experienced pair of hands to run No 10. This does not seem to have worked out in any way shape or form.
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It seems a life time ago that the Conservatives took Hartlepool from Labour. But it was only May this year! |
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LDEM: 47.2% (+37.2) CON: 31.6% (-31.1) LAB: 9.7% (-12.4) GRN: 4.6% (+1.4) REFUK: 3.8% (+3.8) Turnout: 46.3% (-21.6) |
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