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And yet a poll was posted here the other day showing Boris would still beat Corbyn.
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https://ra.co/features/4346 A really interesting piece by the Gabriel Szatan the new editor at Resident Advisor.
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Yes Lazyblue. The polls suddenly shifting immediately after partygate, boris resigning and truss and never recovering is just a coincidence.
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The Guardian comment on that More in Common poll highlights again how many seats could go either way. "Overall, there are 113 seats with a majority less than 5%, where a last minute swing could change the results. There are 52 seats in a statistical tie with the projected winner less than 2 percentage points ahead of their closest rival – these seats are too close to call. These include seven seats where members of the cabinet, including potential Leadership contender Penny Mordaunt, are defending their seats and also seats such as Bristol Central where shadow culture secretary Thangam Debbonaire faces a tight battle against Greens’ co-leader Carla Denyer … The model also finds 99 marginal Conservative seats where control of the seat is decided by less than 5 percentage points. If the Tories were to win all of these marginal seats, the seat totals would sit at 177 for the Conservatives, 393 for Labour and 41 for the Liberal Democrats. If undecided voters don’t break for the Conservatives in the last day of the campaign, they could be left with as few as 78 seats."
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