Voters go to the polls in three by-elections in England
Voters go to the polls in three by-elections in England
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Voters go to the polls in three by-elections in England
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Voters go to the polls in three by-elections in England
Voters go to the polls in three by-elections in England
My understanding on the grapevine is that Labour are fairly confident in Selby, but a little more nervous in Uxbridge despite the small majority (due to ULEZ drama, specifically). But that's just the rumour mill, and I guess we'll find out tomorrow. The latter is possibly just a case of candidatitis.
My bet is that the Tories lose all 3, and not even by a small margin.
I don’t think I could predict the actions of a constituency that repeatedly, over several years and multiple elections, voted for Boris Johnson. Uxbridge has to be a toss up.
put your play money where your mouth is. I happen to agree with you.
https://manifold.markets/SimonGrayson/20th-july-byelections-how-many-seat?r=VGFnZ2Vy
I think the ULEZ chat is expectation management from Labour, for if they win by less than they would have hoped to be convincing and to drive a narrative, especially if Selby is a nail biter. But then 1000 seats was expectation management by the tories inthe local elections and look how that went
What about play money? https://manifold.markets/SimonGrayson/20th-july-byelections-how-many-seat?r=VGFnZ2Vy