Some election stats as Starmer becomes PM
Thoughts and prayers for the Corbynites. pic.twitter.com/rlnbFLxK8f
— TSE (@TSEofPB) July 5, 2024
Drive to work x Reform vote share. Does public transport make you woke, or do I need a nap? pic.twitter.com/mKyJqdKlrA
— Tom Calver (@TomHCalver) July 5, 2024
If Reform UK's vote had been as efficient as Labour's in this election they would have won 174 seats rather than four.
— Joe Twyman (@JoeTwyman) July 5, 2024
Here's the median constituency majority over time – it's made even more bonkers when you consider how the electorate has grown… pic.twitter.com/21pnUVCbpS
— Tom Calver (@TomHCalver) July 5, 2024
We're used to MRP models now… but imagine we didn't have them. Everyone would have been speculating about a hung Parliament as the polls narrowed based on uniform swing calculators… and then the exit poll would have been BANG! https://t.co/E9u4G9XzMy
— Anthony Wells (@anthonyjwells) July 5, 2024
This is just quite funny: Starmer mainly improved his party's vote share most in seats where he isn't very popular…#GE24 @thetimes https://t.co/omePQYkvAu pic.twitter.com/pHBH1cuBdZ
— Tom Calver (@TomHCalver) July 5, 2024
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