
Expect to see the odds come in sharply for an Autumn election a bet now for an autumn election is very good value at around 6-1 on. Also, Corbyn has to be a good value bet at 11/2 on the spread is fairly wide down to 3-1 on at William Hills expect the other Shops to pull in their offers as I say 11/2 from Paddy Power looks great value that can not last.
An Autumn election at 6-1 on and Corbyn as next PM at 11/2 on seems like a tenner well spent I’d say. This sort of generosity from the Bookies is to good to last.
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Yesterday 9th July Jeremy Corbyn Bookies Favourite With Gove and Javid Joint Second Favourites Rees Magg at 10-1 and Bozzer at 14’s. Jeremy Hunt at 16’s pre Appointment as Bozzers replacement.
8th of may article Commentary
Update May 11th Survation Polling You Gove earlier Published on BBC was largely done beofre Windruss Scandal.
Notionally, using @electcalculus “Strong Transition*” seat model (which allows input of CON/LAB/LD/UKIP/GRE/SNP and including Martin Baxter’s Scotland adjustment using Survation’s Scotland data) this would produce the following seat picture if replicated at a General Election: pic.twitter.com/GFXLgvFQb0— Survation. (@Survation) May 11, 2018
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NEW POLL (UK)
State of the parties: (chg. vs 15th April)
CON 41% +1
LAB 40% NC
LD 8% -1
UKIP 3% NC
SNP 3% NC
GRE 2% +1
AP 3% -1
See analysis: https://t.co/vSO3cIpFLa pic.twitter.com/kxIHsHB1bo— Survation. (@Survation) May 11, 2018
Jacob Rees-Mogg
4 5 4 4 4 5 9/2 4 4
Jeremy Corbyn
4 9/2 3 11/2 11/2 9/2 5 9/2 4
Michael Gove
12 5 11 9 9 5 10 7 9
Boris Johnson
8 14 9 8 8 14 12 8 9
Emily Thornbury
14 14
The Labour Party has a huge Membership and it overwhelmingly returned Jeremy Corbyn as its leader. Our politics is not a presidential Politics in spite of the best efforts of Blair and earlier Lady Thatcher.
Did you ever watch Lexit the Movie or have you recently brushed up ion the tradition of Labour Party Skepticism of the EU. Peter Shore and Tony Benn etc.
pay particular attention to the Finnish Shipping Labour Law Case at 47 mins ( Viking Case, Estonian Flag of convenience). Or Train Privatisation in The EU at 16mins. Eu Austerity policies at 22mins.