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As Expected, A General Election Has Been Blocked.
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What are those that voted against it or abstained, most worried about?
Losing the election or the Conservatives winning, which would show that the electorate are happy with a no deal.
What are those that voted against it or abstained, most worried about?
Losing the election or the Conservatives winning, which would show that the electorate are happy with a no deal.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In 2017 Labour voted en masse for a GE despite the polls, so it doesn’t always follow that it goes by whether you think you’ll win or not.
By suspending parliament and dismissing from the parliamentary party so many of his own MPs, and what’s more being suspected of dishonesty in his reasons for doing the former and his claims about talks with the EU, parliament has simply decided to fight by refusing to do things his way.
He has massively miscalculated.
By suspending parliament and dismissing from the parliamentary party so many of his own MPs, and what’s more being suspected of dishonesty in his reasons for doing the former and his claims about talks with the EU, parliament has simply decided to fight by refusing to do things his way.
He has massively miscalculated.
Corbyn got areal slating from Ian Austin
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Remainer MPs have insufficient confidence that their claims of gaining in a GE are true so can not bring themselves to vote for one too early in case the government gains instead. Plus if the PM chooses the GE date they fear that may allow the people's decision to come to fruition at Halloween, which they wish to prevent as it'd stop their antidemocratic antics and allow the nation to get on again.
If Johnson won an election early enough he could simply repeal the law.
If an election is held with us still in the EU Johnson’s position, if he is still there, is much weaker, and the Tories are prey to the Brexit Party who current polls suggest would wipe out the government’s current poll lead.
In fact even that is not necessarily a reliable pointer, depending on how tactically people might have voted. The days of uniform national
swings seem to be over and elections much more unpredictable.
If an election is held with us still in the EU Johnson’s position, if he is still there, is much weaker, and the Tories are prey to the Brexit Party who current polls suggest would wipe out the government’s current poll lead.
In fact even that is not necessarily a reliable pointer, depending on how tactically people might have voted. The days of uniform national
swings seem to be over and elections much more unpredictable.
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