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Sorry I meant London, have edited my post.
Principle is the same though - no way the Tories/Brexit Party/UKIP are going to win in the remain heartland that is London.
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Think you're being overly hopefuly - According to this page - The Brexit party are on track to take a close second to the Lib Dems in London. They are both likely to get two seats with labour in third also getting two.
Then it's a case of trying to stop the tories getting any - Hopefully the Greens can grab two as well (I've got a feeling they may do better than this suggests). The concern is that the Change UK vote dilutes support for other remain parties, handing a seat to the Torys, or perhaps Change UK do just enough to grab the last seat.
Super complicated at the margins once 3 parties have had their votes halved and halved again to see where the last ones will go.
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Sorry I meant London, have edited my post.
Principle is the same though - no way the Tories/Brexit Party/UKIP are going to win in the remain heartland that is London.
It will be interesting to see how Labour, who are also a Brexit party, will perform today.
I've never thought of voting for anyone else, but they won't have my vote today.
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The Lib Dems appear to think differently.
(Out of curiosity, when did the Greens move away from their previous anti-EU stance? I'm sure I remember them being all for a referendum ten years or so ago because it was excessively pro-business).
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Dammit
aggi
Living in Hackney is the same as living in Putney for the purposes of these elections.
As t-v said - your vote goes into the pot with the rest of London.