Statistical justification of my argument here
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The share of the vote being lost to Ukip by Labour and the Lib Dems is by no means negligible, but it's still mainly Tories.
Posted By: King on May 3rd 2013 at 16:07:30
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- So... a Tory/UKIP coalition on Norfolk County Council? (General Chat) - norway, May 3, 15:37:59
- For years on here, people who agree in groups, often use this as a power thing to suggest (General Chat) - pants, May 3, 16:16:40
- I think in terms of local politics alone, these results are actually okay for the Tories (General Chat) - King, May 3, 15:41:47
- "the majority of Ukip voters are disaffected Tories" (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, May 3, 15:45:17
- Speaking of which - Libdems lost their deposit in South Shields (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 3, 15:56:14
- UKIP = "sod the lot" (General Chat) - Old Man, May 3, 15:50:35
- Agreed - UKIP knicked two seats off Labour in Lowestoft for example. (n/m) (General Chat) - norway, May 3, 15:48:02
- And one in Yarmuff. (n/m) (General Chat) - norway, May 3, 15:50:13
- (or at least, it's not true to the extent that it used to be, anyway. (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, May 3, 15:46:10
- I still think over 50% of Ukip voters are natural Tory voters (General Chat) - King, May 3, 15:51:02
- Statistical justification of my argument here (General Chat) - King, May 3, 16:07:30
- I still think over 50% of Ukip voters are natural Tory voters (General Chat) - King, May 3, 15:51:02
- "the majority of Ukip voters are disaffected Tories" (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, May 3, 15:45:17
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