Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[briantrumpet]

Equivalent of Strava art

Pfft, way easier, as you don't need to find the right street layout to complete the join-the-dots artwork. You just need to be able not to fall out of the sky or crash into another plane. Oh, and follow a plot.

I'd actually be interested to know the mechanics of how he did it. GPS somehow, I'd assume.

 

[briantrumpet]

Poor Nige.

 

[Pblakeney]

Poor Nige.

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Oh dear, how sad. Just in time for Thursday.
Most telling there is the source. It's like the Torygraph turning on Badenoch.

 

[icowden]

Poor Nige.

Very much depends on your poll though.

Electoral Calculus's poll of polls has Reform on 23.4 place but they have dropped to second behind Labour which has had a significant Burnham upswing to 23.9%. Cons have rallied a bit to 19.7% whereas Greens have dropped to 11.4%. Lib dems stay steady on 10.8%. Weirdly the 10.8% Green vote predicts 70 seats whilst the Green vote only predicts 10.

If there were an election tomorrow Labour would win but would need a Lib Lab pact to govern.

 

[briantrumpet]

Very much depends on your poll though.

Electoral Calculus's poll of polls has Reform on 23.4 place but they have dropped to second behind Labour which has had a significant Burnham upswing to 23.9%. Cons have rallied a bit to 19.7% whereas Greens have dropped to 11.4%. Lib dems stay steady on 10.8%. Weirdly the 10.8% Green vote predicts 70 seats whilst the Green vote only predicts 10.

If there were an election tomorrow Labour would win but would need a Lib Lab pact to govern.

Ashcroft said that the question in this poll was not about what you'd vote now but what you'd vote at the next GE, which would probably explain the difference. It's no more meaningful than any other poll, but quite amusing anyway.