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Old 23-05-2010, 18:27   #509
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Re: [Update] The Liberal-Conservative Coalition

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Originally Posted by punky View Post
Boundaries aren't arbitary. They are split along geographic and demographic lines. That is as good as any as it takes into account class differences as well as others like employment, housing etc.
They are?

Any kind of evidence for the demographic lines? As I understand it the boundaries are there in a loose attempt to create equal population constituencies according to the 2001 census. Demographic isn't likely to have anything to do with it, if it were we'd be attached to Richmond not Twickenham here.
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