I've just been looking through the general election odds (courtesy of @Betfair - other bookmakers are available). I've assumed that candidates with odds of 1/3 (or better) are 'safe'... which means that the election in GB will be decided in just under 100 seats. 1/5
I may have missed a few; but...
In England:
59 of the 'close' seats are between Lab and Con.
12 are between LD and Con.
And 2 are between Independents and Con.
[There are none between Lab and LD.] 2/
In England:
59 of the 'close' seats are between Lab and Con.
12 are between LD and Con.
And 2 are between Independents and Con.
[There are none between Lab and LD.] 2/
In Wales:
9 of the 'close' seats are between Lab and Con.
1 is between PC and Con.
And 1 is between PC and LD. 3/
9 of the 'close' seats are between Lab and Con.
1 is between PC and Con.
And 1 is between PC and LD. 3/
And in Scotland:
9 of the 'close' seats are between SNP and Con.
3 are between SNP and LD.
And 2 are between SNP and Lab. 4/
9 of the 'close' seats are between SNP and Con.
3 are between SNP and LD.
And 2 are between SNP and Lab. 4/
The result of the election will turn on the results in these seats.
Voters will have to vote tactically in many of them to have a chance to defeat Johnson.
And this is the definitive tactical voting guide from @jonworth:
jonworth.eu/2019-uk-genera… 5/5
Voters will have to vote tactically in many of them to have a chance to defeat Johnson.
And this is the definitive tactical voting guide from @jonworth:
jonworth.eu/2019-uk-genera… 5/5
@jonworth This is the link. You can then search (alphabetically) for each constituency. betfair.com/sport/politics
