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muriel_volestrangler

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Thu Dec 5, 2019, 04:21 AM Dec 2019

YouGov model for votes in constituencies [View all]

This is from figures from 27th Nov or before, and doesn't, I think, try to predict the effects where ex-Tories are standing against them, whether in the Lib Dems or as Independents. But it is the best attempt, as far as I know, at giving the range in each constituency - which is helpful if you're thinking of tactical voting.

https://yougov.co.uk/uk-general-election-2019/

I'm in Winchester, which has the Tory at 47% (range 40-54), Lib Dem 44% (37-52). Which explains why I'm getting loads of Lib Dem leaflets and letters, and had the Tory candidate on my doorstep a few days ago (I ended up trying to convert him to the Single Transferable Vote ...).

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