Right, these @remainvoter.com lot. I’ve seen the strategic voting recommendation for my area. I’d like to follow it BUT I’d also like someone with credentials confirm these guys are legit. And by credentials I mean someone with a longer standing presence in the Remain campaign.
From my point of view, it makes me glad not to have to compromise on my Green support.I'm still confused by the advice though. If Greens have sufficient support for 1 seat, doesn't it make sense to increase still their support and gain a second seat, when CUK are polling SO low?
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I’ve seen the maths, it does work, IF the votes for other parties go as expected. With every round, the lead party goes forward with half the votes they had in the previous round. So lead parties can fall in position with each round. But the IF is too much of a risk for me.
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It's only half after a party's first seat is filled; it goes 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 etc. So 60, 30, 20, 15, and so on. However putting D'Hondt to one side, it's the actual volume of switchers which is important - it only works in the (unlikely) event that a prescribed number does so.
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It's because the increase in Lib dem vote needed to get another seat is far greater than the increase in CHUK to get one seat. I have looked at the assumptions and they seem fair. I have looked at the maths and it makes sense. I will vote CHUK tomorrow.
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The Liberal Democrats look secure on 2 seats and the Greens on 1 seat. Neither will get another, so if you’re Smart Voting, vote Change UK to get a 4th Remainer seat in the Southeast.
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CUK may look a long way away, but it is a big region and they only need another 2% of the vote, which is much less than the LDs who would need about another 6% to get a 3rd seat. The Greens are reasonably secure, but would find it nearly impossible to get a second seat.
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