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I know it's all about seats but even so 
Cameron got 36.9 2 years ago. Blair 43% in 2001 but with 418 seats!!!
Corbyn's 40% would have won many, many an election. Blair got 40% in 2005.
Obviosuly reflects the fall of the Lib Dem and UKIP vote. Back to a 2 party democracy despite what the SNP may say.
It's a funny old game innit..
Cameron got 36.9 2 years ago. Blair 43% in 2001 but with 418 seats!!!
Corbyn's 40% would have won many, many an election. Blair got 40% in 2005.
Obviosuly reflects the fall of the Lib Dem and UKIP vote. Back to a 2 party democracy despite what the SNP may say.
It's a funny old game innit..
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up until UKIP were there any other rightwing parties that hemorrhaged votes from the tories?
They just a collection of all right wing agendas thats why they have so much backbiting and have to do things to suit their own followers rather than do things in the interest of the nation they are supposed to serve. |
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The 57.6 % lost.
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