June
8th 2017 will be one of those days that will live on in history,
like the day Aneurin Bevan announced the creation of the NHS, or Margaret
Thatcher secured her landslide victory in 1983.
When Theresa May announced the snap election, the media claimed The Conservatives were set to get a massive majority, and labelled it Theresa May’s coronation.
But I texted a friend “The Carriage is being pulled by lame horses”.
When Theresa May announced the snap election, the media claimed The Conservatives were set to get a massive majority, and labelled it Theresa May’s coronation.
But I texted a friend “The Carriage is being pulled by lame horses”.
The
media desperately tried to portray Jeremy Corbyn, since the day he was elected
Labour Party leader, as deeply unpopular, and somebody most voters distrusted
etc.
But when you actually went looking for, and poring over the hard data, you say a different picture indeed.
Hundreds of thousands of people had joined the Labour Party, as a result of his election, and in a number of By Elections, the party increased its vote share, for example in ‘Oldham West Royton’
In the 2015 General Election, Labour held the seat with 54.8% of the vote, but just a few months later, mere weeks after Corbyn was elected leader, they retook the seat in a by election with 62.1% of the vote.
In fact last Thursday the vote share increased yet more, and they held the seat with a very impressive vote share of 65.2%.
But when you actually went looking for, and poring over the hard data, you say a different picture indeed.
Hundreds of thousands of people had joined the Labour Party, as a result of his election, and in a number of By Elections, the party increased its vote share, for example in ‘Oldham West Royton’
In the 2015 General Election, Labour held the seat with 54.8% of the vote, but just a few months later, mere weeks after Corbyn was elected leader, they retook the seat in a by election with 62.1% of the vote.
In fact last Thursday the vote share increased yet more, and they held the seat with a very impressive vote share of 65.2%.
In
2015, a lot of Labour voters switched to U.K.I.P. over the issue of an E.U.
Referendum, and in part, due to the right wing policies of Ed Miliband.
The polls showed that a lot of the 13% UKIP got in the election, would desert them this time round, with a lot of it expected to go back to Labour.
Like a lot of ye out there, I was bemused at the wide disparity between the various opinion polls, with the gap between the Conservatives and Labour said to be anywhere between 1 % and 12% depending on what poll you read.
The polls showed that a lot of the 13% UKIP got in the election, would desert them this time round, with a lot of it expected to go back to Labour.
Like a lot of ye out there, I was bemused at the wide disparity between the various opinion polls, with the gap between the Conservatives and Labour said to be anywhere between 1 % and 12% depending on what poll you read.
Hence
as people would have seen in my previous blog post, I set about finding the
marginal seats, and analysing them to give myself a better perspective as to
the lie of the land.
Allied with all signs pointing to an increase in the youth vote, there were a number of marginal seats held by the Tories that were near certainties to be taken by Labour (and on June 8th they were).
Thus all roads led to the Conservatives remaining the largest party, but either gaining a very slim overall majority of up to eight seats maximum, or a hung parliament.
Allied with all signs pointing to an increase in the youth vote, there were a number of marginal seats held by the Tories that were near certainties to be taken by Labour (and on June 8th they were).
Thus all roads led to the Conservatives remaining the largest party, but either gaining a very slim overall majority of up to eight seats maximum, or a hung parliament.
So
when people were asking me on Wednesday night as to how I thought the U.K.
election would go, I told them that if the youth vote turns out in droves,
Labour will do very well, if it does not, they won’t.
Those that know me, know that I eat sleep and drink current affairs, and from 11am on Wednesday I spent the day glued to my laptop, and the #Electionturnout tag stream on Twitter, as I sought to get a picture of the turnout among young voters on the day.
Those that know me, know that I eat sleep and drink current affairs, and from 11am on Wednesday I spent the day glued to my laptop, and the #Electionturnout tag stream on Twitter, as I sought to get a picture of the turnout among young voters on the day.
Being
brutally honest, when I was making my cup of tea at 21:50, I had allowed myself
be taken in by claims on Twitter that did not have any verifiable information
attached to them, and so I was expecting the Exit Poll to show the
Conservatives with a 3-6% lead over Labour.
To say I nearly choked on my biscuit when the exit results were released!
And I settled down on the couch with the BBC on the television, and me constantly refreshing various twitter streams on various key marginal seats, including Bedford and Hasting and Rye.
In the end Bedford did indeed go to the Labour Party, but the Home Secretary Amber Rudd held on in Hastings, though with her 4,796 majority dwindling to just 346.
To say I nearly choked on my biscuit when the exit results were released!
And I settled down on the couch with the BBC on the television, and me constantly refreshing various twitter streams on various key marginal seats, including Bedford and Hasting and Rye.
In the end Bedford did indeed go to the Labour Party, but the Home Secretary Amber Rudd held on in Hastings, though with her 4,796 majority dwindling to just 346.
SCOTLAND:
Well, well, well! Where does one start when it comes to the shock in Scotland?
I could see the SNP losing a number of MP’s alright, all going to Labour, but I didn’t expect the Nationalists to lose as many seats as they did.
If someone had told me on Wednesday that 12 of them would go to the Conservatives, AND it was these new MP’s that kept Theresa May as Prime Minister, I would have self-certified that person as insane, there and then.
The SNP has implemented swinging austerity measures at local level, in councils they have control of in Scotland.
This led to a lot of anger among constituents, who felt they were fooled by the strong anti austerity message Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond espoused during the 2015 General Election.
There was also the 38% of Scottish voters who had voted to leave the European Union, many of these seem to have ‘held their noses’ and voted for the Conservatives, as their dislike of the Brussels based bureaucracy trumped their feelings for the party of Thatcher and Tebbit.
I thought David Dimbleby made a rather prescient point on the BBC when interviewing Mhairi Black, upon her retaining her seat in Renfrewshire South, he pointedly remarked about how she had been kept out of the limelight by her party, and had not featured at all in their public media campaign.
I personally think this was a very big mistake, and cost the SNP seats, as they really should have let Mhairi loose, due to how popular she had become, due to her excellent radical speeches in The House of Commons etc.
My gut feeling is that it could have stemmed the flow of SNP voters to Scottish Labour.
But they have certainly reaped what they have sown.
And the leader of the Scottish Conservatives is now the bright new shiny thing in the party (What was that Boris?) after she masterminded the remarkable success up north.
It is very interesting to read that Ruth Davidson shunned orders from London to carry on the “Strong and Stable” mantra, and instead campaigned on the issue of Scotland’s status in the U.K.
What the SNP do now, will be closely watched by political analysts and anoraks across the water for sure.
Well, well, well! Where does one start when it comes to the shock in Scotland?
I could see the SNP losing a number of MP’s alright, all going to Labour, but I didn’t expect the Nationalists to lose as many seats as they did.
If someone had told me on Wednesday that 12 of them would go to the Conservatives, AND it was these new MP’s that kept Theresa May as Prime Minister, I would have self-certified that person as insane, there and then.
The SNP has implemented swinging austerity measures at local level, in councils they have control of in Scotland.
This led to a lot of anger among constituents, who felt they were fooled by the strong anti austerity message Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond espoused during the 2015 General Election.
There was also the 38% of Scottish voters who had voted to leave the European Union, many of these seem to have ‘held their noses’ and voted for the Conservatives, as their dislike of the Brussels based bureaucracy trumped their feelings for the party of Thatcher and Tebbit.
I thought David Dimbleby made a rather prescient point on the BBC when interviewing Mhairi Black, upon her retaining her seat in Renfrewshire South, he pointedly remarked about how she had been kept out of the limelight by her party, and had not featured at all in their public media campaign.
I personally think this was a very big mistake, and cost the SNP seats, as they really should have let Mhairi loose, due to how popular she had become, due to her excellent radical speeches in The House of Commons etc.
My gut feeling is that it could have stemmed the flow of SNP voters to Scottish Labour.
But they have certainly reaped what they have sown.
And the leader of the Scottish Conservatives is now the bright new shiny thing in the party (What was that Boris?) after she masterminded the remarkable success up north.
It is very interesting to read that Ruth Davidson shunned orders from London to carry on the “Strong and Stable” mantra, and instead campaigned on the issue of Scotland’s status in the U.K.
What the SNP do now, will be closely watched by political analysts and anoraks across the water for sure.
WALES:
The much derided opinion polls actually called the result in Wales, with polls predicting a 16% lead for Labour, the party ended up winning by a 15.1% margin on the night.
They will be happy at having taking the scalp of three Tory seats, and fighting off an intense Tory battle in Chester City.
Plaid Cymru will be delighted to have snatched the Caerdigan seat off the Liberal Democrats, who now have no Welsh MP’s.
We’ve
moved on from the salad and the dressing and arrived at the meat of the
sandwich;
ENGLAND.
The analysts were adamant that Labour was set to be massacred all the way from Langeleefod to Porthcurno, with MP’s falling like lambs to the slaughter.
But the rationale for this bamboozled me.
You see one minute they were proclaiming astonishment that Brexit had not featured in anyway in the election, with hardly anyone on the doorsteps speaking about it to canvassers of the various parties, and the next they were saying Labour would lose a load of seats in the north of England solely due to Brexit.
That didn’t make sense to me I can tell you!
From
the day the snap election was called, I was firm in my conviction that Theresa’
Mary’s majority on June 9th, would not be anywhere near as big as people
had been predicting.
Given the clear, concise message Jeremy Corbyn was relaying with a cool calm demeanor on television and radio, and the fact tens of thousands more people than in 2015, would now be pounding the pavements for Labour, it had to have a positive effect on its eventual support level I thought.
And so I was to be proven right - albeit aided and abetted by a large dollop of Tory media meltdowns, and the backlash over the Dementia Tax proposal.
A brilliant headline in the Guardian put it oh so succinctly “Jeremy Corbyn inspired the young, Theresa May terrified the old”.
Given the clear, concise message Jeremy Corbyn was relaying with a cool calm demeanor on television and radio, and the fact tens of thousands more people than in 2015, would now be pounding the pavements for Labour, it had to have a positive effect on its eventual support level I thought.
And so I was to be proven right - albeit aided and abetted by a large dollop of Tory media meltdowns, and the backlash over the Dementia Tax proposal.
A brilliant headline in the Guardian put it oh so succinctly “Jeremy Corbyn inspired the young, Theresa May terrified the old”.
And
indeed one of the big stories of this election, was indeed the under 30’s
turning out in droves to cast their votes.
Usually the turnout among the Under 30’s stands at around 50%, in this election it was just under 69%.
Given the startling drop out rates from college, due to students simply being unable to afford to pay the high levels of fees charged, is it any wonder, so many turned out to back a party that had promised to abolish them, and make going to college free for all?
Usually the turnout among the Under 30’s stands at around 50%, in this election it was just under 69%.
Given the startling drop out rates from college, due to students simply being unable to afford to pay the high levels of fees charged, is it any wonder, so many turned out to back a party that had promised to abolish them, and make going to college free for all?
The
Liberal Democrats banked their house on the Brexit issue, but it backfired
rather badly on them.
The simple fact is that, while opinion polls now show a majority of the people are AGAINST Brexit, many resigned themselves to their fate a long time ago, and were thus attracted to Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘soft Brexit’ narrative, especially his promise to keep the U.K. inside the Single Market.
Obviously those of us here in The Republic are keeping our fingers crossed that the U.K. will decide after all to remain inside the Customs Union and The Single Market, as a consequence of the election result.
The simple fact is that, while opinion polls now show a majority of the people are AGAINST Brexit, many resigned themselves to their fate a long time ago, and were thus attracted to Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘soft Brexit’ narrative, especially his promise to keep the U.K. inside the Single Market.
Obviously those of us here in The Republic are keeping our fingers crossed that the U.K. will decide after all to remain inside the Customs Union and The Single Market, as a consequence of the election result.
So
Queen May’s carriage overturned, and some of her Yeomen are now content to
attack her from all corners.
Given the narrative for calling the snap election in the first place, and her numerous exhortations to those within her party, prior to it being called, it is no wonder the knives are being firmly clasped behind peoples backs at the moment.
I can only imagine the bitter recriminations those who lost their seats, and others who saw unassailable majorities drastically reduced, and now sitting in red alert territory, must be feeling right now.
Many a husband/Wife of an ex, or skin of their teeth re-elected Tory MP have likely heard the roar of “DON’T MENTION THAT WOMEN’S NAME IN THIS HOUSE!” more than once by now.
How long she will hang on is anybody’s guess, but with today's Survation poll now showing Labour 5 points AHEAD of The Conservatives, her use by date has shortened dramatically. If after three months, there is no improvement in the polls, I suspect either a full on heave against Theresa May, or the Maidstone MP being forced to name the date ala Enda Kenny, with Government ministers publicly stating, they don’t want to cause any serious upheavals during sensitive negotiations on Brexit with Europe.
However if the polls start to show a Labour lead of 12% or more, The Prime Minister will be walking down that plank faster than a North Korean test rocket is fired.
Given the narrative for calling the snap election in the first place, and her numerous exhortations to those within her party, prior to it being called, it is no wonder the knives are being firmly clasped behind peoples backs at the moment.
I can only imagine the bitter recriminations those who lost their seats, and others who saw unassailable majorities drastically reduced, and now sitting in red alert territory, must be feeling right now.
Many a husband/Wife of an ex, or skin of their teeth re-elected Tory MP have likely heard the roar of “DON’T MENTION THAT WOMEN’S NAME IN THIS HOUSE!” more than once by now.
How long she will hang on is anybody’s guess, but with today's Survation poll now showing Labour 5 points AHEAD of The Conservatives, her use by date has shortened dramatically. If after three months, there is no improvement in the polls, I suspect either a full on heave against Theresa May, or the Maidstone MP being forced to name the date ala Enda Kenny, with Government ministers publicly stating, they don’t want to cause any serious upheavals during sensitive negotiations on Brexit with Europe.
However if the polls start to show a Labour lead of 12% or more, The Prime Minister will be walking down that plank faster than a North Korean test rocket is fired.
What
the DUP will seek, and what it will eventually get, in return for supporting a
Conservative Queens Speech is anyone’s guess at this time.
Given that the D.U.P. have been loudly proclaiming that it is essential that the U.K. stays within the Common Market, will they make it a red line, take it or leave it issue in the talks with the Tories?
Given the uproar and division a U-turn on the pledge to leave the single market would cause within her own party, would Theresa May decide she would prefer to face yet another General Election, rather than do a deal with the D.U.P.; that included a number of policy changes that would churn the stomach of even the most right wing MP’s on the backbenches?
The Prime Minister could soon find herself wrapped far more around Ruth Davidson’s finger than she expected.
Trident’s replacement to be speeded up, and extra monies bankrolled for the project perhaps??
Given that the D.U.P. have been loudly proclaiming that it is essential that the U.K. stays within the Common Market, will they make it a red line, take it or leave it issue in the talks with the Tories?
Given the uproar and division a U-turn on the pledge to leave the single market would cause within her own party, would Theresa May decide she would prefer to face yet another General Election, rather than do a deal with the D.U.P.; that included a number of policy changes that would churn the stomach of even the most right wing MP’s on the backbenches?
The Prime Minister could soon find herself wrapped far more around Ruth Davidson’s finger than she expected.
Trident’s replacement to be speeded up, and extra monies bankrolled for the project perhaps??
And
last but not least I wish to finish my musings on the issue of Jeremy Corbyn.
The abuse he received in the British Press was stomach wrenchingly awful.
If a similar level of lies and smears had been propagated against Enda Kenny by our own newspapers, even Joe Higgins and Gerry Adams would be exclaiming “Ah here now lads, that’s a bit much”.
During the election campaign under a Facebook post someone had written detailing yet another disgusting falsehood being labelled by a newspaper, and how angry it made them, I commented that the worse thing of all in this regard were the Blairite MP’s actively spinning, and briefing against their party leader.
The highlight for me on election night was (Boris Johnson racing past the media in a frantic bewildered state a close second, mind) was seeing Margaret Beckett get her tongue rightly tied, when Jonathan Dimbleby asked her to elaborate on previous comments she had made about Jeremy Corbyn, and if she felt the same way no?
As I remarked in a Facebook post "Can someone please get Margaret Beckett some Gaviscon?"
The abuse he received in the British Press was stomach wrenchingly awful.
If a similar level of lies and smears had been propagated against Enda Kenny by our own newspapers, even Joe Higgins and Gerry Adams would be exclaiming “Ah here now lads, that’s a bit much”.
During the election campaign under a Facebook post someone had written detailing yet another disgusting falsehood being labelled by a newspaper, and how angry it made them, I commented that the worse thing of all in this regard were the Blairite MP’s actively spinning, and briefing against their party leader.
The highlight for me on election night was (Boris Johnson racing past the media in a frantic bewildered state a close second, mind) was seeing Margaret Beckett get her tongue rightly tied, when Jonathan Dimbleby asked her to elaborate on previous comments she had made about Jeremy Corbyn, and if she felt the same way no?
As I remarked in a Facebook post "Can someone please get Margaret Beckett some Gaviscon?"
If one pores through the election results, there are a number of Labour seats
there were won, without doubt, due to an increased number of younger voters
coming out to vote. A most startling
example, would be Newcastle Under Lyme, where Paul Farrelly held onto his seat
by just 30 votes.
Also it could not have gone unnoticed by Blairite MP’s in many constituencies, the big increase in people out door knocking, and conversing with people on town squares on their behalf, which was due to Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, and the message he has been spreading.
Knowing that having Jeremy at the helm will likely mean more activists joining the local Constituency branch, and thus strengthening their chances of keeping their seat next time round, considerably lessens the chances of another heave against the Labour leader in my view.
I would also say the Survation Poll showing Labour now on a very high 45% in the polls, and Jeremy Corbyn now viewed as the most popular leader in the country, will keep mouths shut for longer.
the only blood letting in The Labour Party will be from Blairite MP’s biting their lips ever tighter.
Also it could not have gone unnoticed by Blairite MP’s in many constituencies, the big increase in people out door knocking, and conversing with people on town squares on their behalf, which was due to Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, and the message he has been spreading.
Knowing that having Jeremy at the helm will likely mean more activists joining the local Constituency branch, and thus strengthening their chances of keeping their seat next time round, considerably lessens the chances of another heave against the Labour leader in my view.
I would also say the Survation Poll showing Labour now on a very high 45% in the polls, and Jeremy Corbyn now viewed as the most popular leader in the country, will keep mouths shut for longer.
the only blood letting in The Labour Party will be from Blairite MP’s biting their lips ever tighter.
LIST
BELOW IS ONE I PUT TOGETHER OF MARGINAL SEATS COMING INTO THIS ELECTION, AND
THE DIRECTION THEY WENT. (Again apologies for it not transferring properly from M.S. word to my blog)
CONSTITUENCY 2015 MAJ 2015 2017 2017
MAJ
1. ABERCONWY 4,999 CON N/C 635
2. ALYN & DEESIDE 3,500 LAB N/C 5,235
3. ARFON 4,600 PC N/C 92
4. BARROW & FURNESS 795 LAB N/C 209
5. BEDFORD 800 CON LAB GAIN 789
6. BIRMIN EDGBASTON 2,700 LAB N/C 6,917
7. BIRMIN NORTHFIELD 2,500 LAB N/C 4,667
8. BISHOP AUCKLAND 3,600 LAB N/C 502
9. BLACKPOOL NORTH 3,350 CON N/C 2,023
10. BLACKPOOL SOUTH 2,400 LAB N/C 2,523
11. BOLTON NORTH EAST 4,400 LAB N/C 3,397
12. BOLTON WEST 801 CON N/C 936
13. BRIDGEND 1,900 LAB N/C 4,700
14. BRIGHTON KEMPTOWN 710 CON LAB GAIN 9.886
15. BRIGHT PAVILLION 2,500 GRE N/C 14,689
16. BRISTOL EAST 3,980 LAB N/C 13.394
17. BRISTOL N/W 4,900 CON LAB GAIN 4,761
18. BROXTOWE 4,300 CON N/C 863
19. BURY NORTH 378 CON LAB GAIN 4,375
20. BURY SOUTH 4,922 LAB N/C 5,965
21. CALDER VALLEY 4,427 CON LAB GAIN 609
22. CANNOCK CHASE 4,923 CON N/C 8,391
23. CARDIFF NORTH 2.137 CON LAB GAIN 4,147
24. CARLISLE 2,744 CON N/C 2,599
25. CAMARTHEN EAST 1,205 PC N/C 3,908
26. CHESTER CITY 93 LAB N/C 9,196
27. CLWYD SOUTH 2,402 LAB N/C 4,356
28. COPELAND 2564 LAB CON GAIN 1,695
29. CORBY 2412 CON N/C 2.690
30. COVENTRY N/W 4,509 LAB N/C 8,580
31. COVENTRY SOUTH 3,143 LAB N/C 7,947
32. CREWE 3,620 CON LAB GAIN 48
33. CROYDEN CENTRAL 165 CON LAB GAIN 5,652
34. DARLINGTON 3140 LAB N/C 3,280
35. DELYN 2,930 LAB N/C 4,240
36. DERBY NORTH 41 CON LAB GAIN 2,015
37. DEWSBURY 1451 LAB N/C 3,400
38. DUDLEY NORTH 4,181 LAB N/C 22
39. DUDLEY SOUTH 3,820 CON N/C 7,822
40. EALING CENTRAL 274 LAB N/C 13,807
41. ELTHAM 2,693 LAB N/C 25,128
42. ENFIELD NORTH 1,086 LAB N/C 10,247
43. ENFIELD SOUTHGATE 4,753 CON LAB GAIN 4,355
44. EREWASH 3,584 CON N/C 4,345
45. GEDLING 2986 LAB N/C 4,694
46. GOWER 27 CON LAB GAIN 3,269
47. GREAT GRIMSBY 4,540 LAB N/C 2,565
48. HALESOWEN 3.082 CON N/C 5,232
49. HALIFAX 482 LAB N/C 5,376
50. HAMPSTEAD 1,138 LAB N/C 15.560
51. HARROW EAST 4,777 CON N/C 1,757
52. HARROW WEST 2,205 LAB N/C 13.314
53. HASTINGS 4,796 CON N/C 346
54. HENDON 3,724 CON N/C 1.072
55. HIGH PEAK 4,894 CON LAB GAIN 2,322
56. HOVE 1.236 LAB N/C 18,757
57. HYNDBURN 4,400 LAB N/C 5,815
58. ILLFORD NORTH 589 LAB N/C 9,639
59. IPSWICH 3,643 CON LAB GAIN 831
60. KEIGHLEY 3,073 CON LAB GAIN 249
61. LANCASTER & FWOOD 1.256 LAB N/C 6,661
62. LEEDS NORTH WEST 4.958 LAB N/C 4,224
63. LINCOLN 1.433 CON LAB GAIN 1,618
64. MIDDLESBROUGH S 2,268 LAB N/C 2,268
65. MORECAMBE 4,590 CON N/C 1,399
66. MORELY & OUTWOOD 442 CON N/C 2,104
67. NEWCASTLE UND L 659 LAB N/C 30
68. NEWPORT WEST 3,540 LAB N/C 20,958
69. NEWPORT EAST 4,705 LAB N/C 8,003
70. NORTH EAST DERBY 1,883 LAB CON GAIN 2,861
71. N WARWICKSHIRE 2,973 CON N/C 2.973
72. NORTHAMPTON N 3,245 CON N/C 807
73. NORTHAMPTON S 3,793 CON N/C 1,159
74. NORWICH N 4,463 CON N/C 507
75. NUNEATON 4,882 CON N/C 4,739
76. PETERBOROUGH 1,925 CON LAB GAIN 607
77. PLYMOUTH MOOR V 1,026 CON N/C 5.019
78. PLYMOUTH S&D 523 CON LAB GAIN 6,002
79. PEMBROKESHIRE 4,969 CON N/C 314
80. PUDSEY 4,501 CON N/C 331
81. SCUNTHORPE 3,134 LAB N/C 3,431
82. SHERWOOD 4,647 CON N/C 5,158
83. SOUTHAMPTON IT 2,316 CON N/C 30
84. SOUTHPORT 3,862 CON N/C 2,914
85. STEVENAGE 4,995 CON N/C 3,384
86. STOKE NORTH 4,736 LAB N/C 2,359
87. STROUD 4,866 CON LAB GAIN 687
88. TELFORD 730 CON N/C 720
89. THURROCK 536 CON N/C 354
90. TOOTING 2,842 LAB N/C 15,548
91. VALE OF CLYWD 237 CON LAB GAIN 2,379
92. WAKEFIELD 2,613 LAB N/C 2,176
93. WALLSALL N 1,937 LAB CON GAIN 2,601
94. WARRINGTON S 2,750 CON LAB GAIN 2,549
95. WAVENEY 2,408 CON N/C 9,215
96. WEAVER VALE 806 CON LAB GAIN 3,928
97. WESTMINSTER N 1,977 LAB N/C 11,512
98. WIRRAL SOUTH 4,599 LAB N/C 8,323
99. WIRRAL WEST 51 LAB N/C 5,365
100.
WOLVERHAMP
S.W.801 LAB N/C 2,185
101.
WORKINGTON 4,686 LAB N/C 3,925
102.
WREXHAM 1,831 LAB N/C 1,832
YNS
MÓN 3,478 LAB N/C 5,259
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