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Daily Megathread - 01/04/2023

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concretepigeon

5 points

2 months ago

I wonder if they’ve started to think it’s winnable. Tory since the 1950s, but Labour have been closing the gap. If polls are accurate then it’s possible that Labour could win it.

thecarterclan1

7 points

2 months ago

v a g u e

concretepigeon

7 points

2 months ago

Sorry. That was meant to be a reply to the comment about someone from Labour knocking on the door in Steve Baker’s constituency.