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I didn't count Labour as a remain party. I counted them as a second referendum party. Which they are. Nor did I say the popular vote means...
No indication whatsoever, no. 14.6m voted for pro-Brexit parties. 16.2m voted for second referendum/no Brexit parties. The FPTP constituency...
Try the Money Saving Expert forums. Plenty of people on there seek and give advice regarding personal debts. As for your situation specifically,...
Try to spin the figures? 14.6m voted for parties trying to "Get Brexit done". 16.2m voted for parties either promising a second referendum with...
Because Clinton said this: I disagree with that as I don't think a GE accurately measures the remain/leave divide, but if we consider Clinton's...
Because the GE was more than about Brexit. Note that I didn't suggest this GE was a reliable indicator of Brexit sentiment. Clinton did. But if we...
Uhhh, no. Let's count the votes: Conservatives = 13,941,200 Brexit party = 642,303 UKIP = 22,817 Total = 14,606,320 Labour = 10,292,054 SNP =...
This is understandable. People drive on the left due to full mental autopilot. To then drive on the right involves constantly overriding your own...
Indeed. People want what they consider to be their "fair" share. I suspect most people involved in creating that advert were volunteering for...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50400068 Oh well. Now we have to hope these upcoming Brexit opportunities make the UK a more appealing...
I suspect Boris will roll the dice on this, as while he might not want another hung parliament, he may be equally unkeen on a Brexit Party...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50377396 Farage has decided to avoid challenging any currently Conservative seats. An interesting...
It's worth bearing in mind that in 2015, UKIP had 12.5% of the vote (third in popular vote share) but only ended up with one seat to show for it....
It's early days, but so far this election campaign is going pretty badly for the Tories. Multiple gaffes and a major resignation already, while...
Perhaps. The big, big unknown though is the Brexit Party. According to recent polls, 46% of leave voters say leaving without a deal is a "good"...
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