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I'm not technically minded or I would offer to help. Is there anything members of this community who wish to do so can do to help?
(aside from the obvious share it far and wide?)
Share it far, share it wide, share it often.
It is constantly being updated with the best recommendation of who to vote for as information changes (i.e. in seats where both LIB and LAB stand a a chance, we're analysing past elections and feedback to determine the best choice to defeat the Conservative candidate).
We need to get it out there, in the consciousness of people.
The FPTP system is screwed, and whilst the Tories may well win... the best interest of the country is a healthy opposition. Incredibly, this may actually come from the Tory back bench... but only if the Tories do not have such a large majority that the number of rebels can be outvoted by other Tory MPs.
For the least worst #brexit, and the least worst set of party policies, we need to ensure that the Tories do not get a landslide. Only that achieves having a healthy opposition, even if it doesn't change the government.
Velocio-
Good work. Using historical data to work out the relative prospects of Labour and Lib Dem sounds like quite a challenge (given all the 'dynamics'...).
On a related note I've just found Gina Miller's site. I wonder what will be their mechanism for guiding/coordinating voting activity?
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Currently when I look at my constituency (Fareham) it says Labour or Lib Dems. I can kind of understand that given that they got about them same number of votes in 2015, but shouldn't it only be giving one suggestion.
Depressingly, you could add all the non Tory votes together in 2015 and they would still win (even including ukip)
edit, yeah just noticed it says TBC, sorry
rhb
boristrump
HousecatHST
would give rep etc.
I'm not technically minded or I would offer to help. Is there anything members of this community who wish to do so can do to help?
(aside from the obvious share it far and wide?)