Pay - back time for City speculators who funded
Con election win as Osborne sells RBS shares at a loss.
Not exact matches
One possible development in this scenario is that several months into a
Con - Lib government (coalition or otherwise) the polls suggest both Labour and the Liberal Democrats would
win more seats if there were another general
election.
I've long thought that Labour won't
win the
election outright and may be forced to stitch a LabDem coalition in order to kick out the
Cons.
If second preferences count «from the bottom up», there would likely be at least 500 seats
won by
Con or Lab before 2nd pref votes by / for Dem have any relevance whatsoever (based on the 2010
election results).
This first became evident from the 2014 council
elections when Lab
won more seats than the
Cons in Chipping Barnet, and the
Cons only held the council by the narrowest of margins thanks to stronger performances elsewhere.
I thought the Tories were 55/45 % favourites to
win last week but after the by -
election in the neighbouring seat where the Tory
won well with a v big swing, I can not see Thomas holding onto his seat and would rate
CON as 80 % likliehood.
- in which case Conservatives will
win the next
election because Labour were wrong, and
Cons will be trusted to make the right choices.
To some extent many become
con artists in order to
win elections.