@jeremycorbyn has consistently said that this country needs a Labour Gov and that it may be “our last chance” to stop a Tory #Brexit. @joswinson has also campaigned heavily against a Tory majority and stopping Brexit 1/17
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With the Tories on 41% and Labour at 40%, Jo Swinson could get their candidate Neil Hughes, currently polling at 6%, to publicly announce that Lib Dem voters should instead vote for @SueHayman1 who’s voted for a @peoplesvote_uk before. 4/17
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Is another key example of a split leading to a Tory MP. Currently Conservatives are at 46%, Labour 31% and Lib Dems 23%. If the Lib Dems would encourage Labour voting here, it may be enough to get @LizSavagelabour over the line. 5/17
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Guildford is another great example of Labour standing no chance of being elected but being in a position to help the Lib Dems. Here the Tories are on 44%, Lib Dems at 39% and Labour at 9%. Actively supporting at @ZoeFranklinLD however, could turn that around 7/17
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Perhaps one of the closest seats, with the Tories on 45%, Lib Dems on 45% and Labour at 8%. Clearly there is no chance of a Labour MP here, yet there is a real possibility of a Tory re-election unless Labour voters support the Lib Dems’ @mpmwilko 8/17
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Tories 42%, Labour 39% and Lib Dems 12%. It goes without saying that Lib Dem endorsement for @MattWestern_ here could provide him with at least the 4% needed to be re-elected. 9/17
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Similarly, Leigh has the Tories at 40%, Labour 39% and the Lib Dems at 7%. With a tiny chance of electing a Lib Dem MP, it begs to question why they don’t support Labour’s @JoPlattMP who would vote in line with her party’s manifesto for a new referendum. 10/17
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One of the most spoken about seats in this election. YouGov currently have Tories and Raab on 49%, the Lib Dems’ @monicabeharding on 38% and Labour on 11%. Tactical voting/pact could provide the swing needed to oust Raab and elect a Lib Dem 11/17
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