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www.newstatesman.com
When Theresa May called the general election nearly two months ago, all the evidence â?" opinion polls and local election results especially â?" pointed to the expectation that the Labour Party would be crushed, with many of its MPs losing their seats. The assumption was that Labour under Jeremy Corbyn would be unable to win over Conservative voters, because he was too left-wing |
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www.bbc.co.uk
Lowering the voting age across the UK means around 1.5 million 16 and 17-year-olds will be able to vote at the next general election. |
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dominiccummings.com
Dear Vote Leave supporters LET'S HONOUR THE REFERENDUM RESULT AND GET BREXIT DONE SO THE COUNTRY CAN MOVE ON Summary: Tell your family and friends face-to-face: if Boris doesn't get a majority, then Corbyn and Sturgeon will control the government, their official policy is to give the vote to millions of foreign citizens to cheat... |
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constitution-unit.com
The general election has raised many questions about the functioning of the UK's electoral system. In this post, Alan Renwick focuses on two main areas: the First Past the Post rules that form the core of that system; and the quality of democratic discourse during the campaign. The election result illustrates the arguments both for... |
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