On the electoral side of things, it feels like Tory strategists think it's still summer 2021, when the question of whether it was better to tilt towards Guildford or Grimsby was a relevant question. But of course on their current trajectory they are going to lose both seats, and indeed every seat that they had been mentally trading off against each other.
Thank you for this. It’s very eye-opening to me. Inexcusably awful, indeed.
Out of this depressing story, it’s Fig. 2 that confuses me most. Did anything specific happen in 2018 to make 6-month resolution rates fall about 30% in a quarter?
On the electoral side of things, it feels like Tory strategists think it's still summer 2021, when the question of whether it was better to tilt towards Guildford or Grimsby was a relevant question. But of course on their current trajectory they are going to lose both seats, and indeed every seat that they had been mentally trading off against each other.
This is an outstanding overview and analysis of a diabolically complex situation. Thank you.
Thank you for this. It’s very eye-opening to me. Inexcusably awful, indeed.
Out of this depressing story, it’s Fig. 2 that confuses me most. Did anything specific happen in 2018 to make 6-month resolution rates fall about 30% in a quarter?