Labour’s chances of winning St Ives…0.2%
March 28, 2010
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According to the Electoral Calculus website, Andrew George has a 86.5% chance of retaining St Ives at the general election. The Tories have a 13.0% chance of winning the seat. Labour’s Philippa Latimer’s chances are put at just 0.2%. The site regards the seat as ‘not safe’.
County/Area: Cornwall (South West)
MP Andrew George (LIB)
| Electorate | 64,159 | Turnout | 67.48% | Top | ||||
| 2005 Votes | 2005 Share | Predicted Votes | Chance of winning | |||||
| LIB | 21,701 | 50.13% | 47.21% | 86.5% | ||||
| CON | 12,500 | 28.87% | 32.07% |
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| LAB | 5,409 | 12.49% | 7.28% |
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| OTH | 3,682 | 8.51% | 13.44% |
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| LIB Majority | 9,201 | 21.25% | Pred Maj | 15.14% | ||||
| Results for 2005 implied from new boundary calculations | ||||||||
This seat is not safe and voters have a real say on their MP
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Categories: General Election 2010
Philippa Latimer, St Ives Labour Party