As John Curtice has wisely pointed out, if, as some polls suggest, the swing to Labour is greater than the national average in the Remain voting capital, then it must be lower than average in
Leave voting provincial England.
Not exact matches
Recent polls show a three - way split in support between the Progressive Conservatives, New Democratic and Wildrose Parties have generated some interest in Alberta's
provincial election campaign but with 24 days
left until
voting day we can expect a lot to change.
IMHO, there tends to be little electoral overlap between the
provincial and federal levels, at least in this province, and in fact the
vote splits between right,
left and centre are quite different with one unified Conservative party (more aligned with Wildrose than with Alberta PC), and a not - quite - as - moribund Liberal party in play.
And nor is the answer to yell at people who
voted for
Leave or patronise them and call them thick,
provincial or racist.
Vince cable will continue the staunch anti brexit
left of centre approach which farron did and so will do well in pockets of remain
voting cities and e.g south west London and Bath but will continue as an irrelevance I'm most of
provincial and rural England.