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The projected poll places the Tories on just 53 seats - with even the PM losing his seat. This would place the Tories with lowest number of seats since 1832 when party was formed.
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2024
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It's bullshit to get conservatives out of the house to vote - "anybody but the commies!" - and keep labour voters sleeping late, and making plans to enjoy life, thinking the win is certain.
Which is why Labour have been pretty much repeatedly telling everyone not to consider it a foregone conclusion. And to go out and vote no matter how much of a done deal it looks.