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That Rayleigh and Wickford swing of 22.4 Con to Lab surpasses the previous highest ever C2L swing of 18.8 (Brent North, 1997)

That Ashfield swing from Con to Reform , at 34.4, becomes, I think, the biggest ever postwar constituency swing in England Shy of the biggest Lab 2 SNP swing in 2015 (Glasgow NE 39.3) but this is the territory we're in

Ab'shire N & Moray E - result for Reform (around 15%) can partly be explained by Brexit support. This new constituency is thought to be only Sc constituency to have backed Leave in 2016. But also possible higher than ave Reform % is dissatisfaction about Duguid's treatment

If Cons on 23.5 and Lab 34.2 that is, for Con lowest ever vote share, 2nd lowest of major parties ever beating on Labour's 22.2% in 1918 And that's the lowest combined vote share for the two main parties ever 2010 65.0 2015 67.3 scores in 68s in 1922, 1923

Nigel Farage received 12% of TV/press coverage in the election. The Green Party (with 4 seats to Reform’s 5) didn’t even make top 20. Great research from Loughborough CRCC👉 @[email protected] shows Greens & smaller parties were especially marginalised by a press mesmerised by Farage’s anti-migrant noise

We could not have asked Gareth Southgate to do more for ideas of English identity. The next and greater challenge, - one that lies beyond sport - is to engage with ideas of England as a nation.

New piece by me looking at multilevel voting in Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 - Voter switching between Westminster and the Senedd🔁 - How popular are the parties? - Seat projections for expanded Senedd All using new Wales Governance Centre Welsh Election Study data blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/thinking-wales…

Survey methods job opportunity! 3-year post to research Understanding Society non-response and attrition within my team ISER:

“Debaters develop knowledge, critical-thinking skills and the confidence to express their opinions - three areas that the Scottish curriculum sadly undervalues” tes.com/magazine/teach…

When Mohamed Salah joined Liverpool "hate crimes in the Liverpool area dropped by 16% compared with a synthetic control, and Liverpool fans halved their rates of posting anti-Muslim tweets relative to fans of other top-flight clubs." Paper in American Political Science Review

The continued elision of England and Britain, New Statesman version Richard Wyn Jones Gareth Young

Tweeting in my capacity as Mrs T: judiciary.scot/home/media-inf… 🥳

10 years following the #Scotland #IndyRef instead of looking to the somewhat revisionist accounts, have a look at clear academic analysis of The Referendum that Changed a Nation 2014-2019 from Scottish Election Study 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🗳️ Ailsa Henderson Rob Johns Jac Larner amazon.co.uk/Referendum-tha…

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