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May 8, 2019 52 min

216: Single Market Maybe?

from Unparliamentary Language Hosted by Thomas Wilkinson

Rob and Tom discuss the local elections 2019. Who won? Who lost? Was there a Lib Dem surge? And how do these results reflect on the parties fortunes if we were to have a General Election? TOPICS - Local Election Results - Three Party Politics - Extrapolating to a General Election - Quick Polls Update SUPPORT Support all TTSS shows on Patreon SHOWNOTES - BBC: Local elections: Results in maps and charts - Uttlesford - BBC: Election results: Lib Dems 'success story of the night' - Twitter: Vince Cable tweet - Britain Elects: Westminster Voting Intention - Britain Elects: Conservative drop off in aggregated polls - Tom is Running the London Marathon - Join us on Discord! DISCUSS - Reddit - Twitter - Facebook ATTRIBUTION - Recording engineer: Craig - Theme song: Handel's Water Music (Public Domain under CC0 1.0) with Big Ben Chimes (By hyderpotter under CC0 1.0). - Main Image: Polling Station - Beacon Road, Lewisham Deptford by RachelH_ under CC by 2.0

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