The Daily Express published an article on 7 key seats. What is new and important is that the Brexit Party is stronger or close to equal with CON in Labour held seats in the following seats.
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4 SEATS where the BREXIT PARTY in Labour seats could win The CON candidate should stand down there or declare his support for the BREXIT PARTY candidate there.
In Barnsley East, the party is on 24 per cent, with Labour on 39 per cent and the Conservatives on 27 per cent. In Hartlepool, the Brexit Party is third on 23 per cent and in Kingston-upon-Hull East third on 21 per cent. While Labour might have a hope of holding on to these marginals while the Brexit Party stands, the party is facing a massive drain of seats, according to the MRP poll.
https://breakingbrexitnews.blog/2019/11/29/general-election-news-7-labour-seats-the-brexit-party-could-snatch-from-tory-reach/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
In the the folwing seats the Brexit Party could take votes vfrom the CON in a very small swing vote.
3 SEATS small swing vote necessary to get CON into Labour seats. the BREXIT PARTY candidate should stand down there or declare his support for the CON candidate there.
In Sedgefield, Tony Blair’s former seat, Labour is on 41 percent, the Conservatives on 40 percent and the Brexit Party on nine percent.
via GIPHY
4 SEATS where the BREXIT PARTY in Labour seats could win The CON candidate should stand down there or declare his support for the BREXIT PARTY candidate there.
In Barnsley East, the party is on 24 per cent, with Labour on 39 per cent and the Conservatives on 27 per cent. In Hartlepool, the Brexit Party is third on 23 per cent and in Kingston-upon-Hull East third on 21 per cent. While Labour might have a hope of holding on to these marginals while the Brexit Party stands, the party is facing a massive drain of seats, according to the MRP poll.
https://breakingbrexitnews.blog/2019/11/29/general-election-news-7-labour-seats-the-brexit-party-could-snatch-from-tory-reach/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
In the the folwing seats the Brexit Party could take votes vfrom the CON in a very small swing vote.
3 SEATS small swing vote necessary to get CON into Labour seats. the BREXIT PARTY candidate should stand down there or declare his support for the CON candidate there.
In Sedgefield, Tony Blair’s former seat, Labour is on 41 percent, the Conservatives on 40 percent and the Brexit Party on nine percent.
With the First Past the Post voting system, this would mean a Labour win, even if 49 percent actually want to vote for a Leave party.
A similar picture is seen in Alyn & Deeside in north Wales, which has had only Labour MPs since 1950, and Delyn, also in north Wales, which has been Labour since 1992.
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