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Post by rcronald on Jul 5, 2024 9:51:47 GMT
Decent chance they would have won 7 if he remained in Moray West instead of pushing Duguid out of Moray East… No, Mr Ross would have probably depressed the Conservative vote in Moray as he did in 2021. He was already unpopular even before what he did to Duguid? Why wasn’t he ousted before?
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Post by ntyuk1707 on Jul 5, 2024 9:53:42 GMT
No, Mr Ross would have probably depressed the Conservative vote in Moray as he did in 2021. He was already unpopular even before what he did to Duguid? Why wasn’t he ousted before? He was 'ok' comparatively to the UK leadership and there was no formal mechanism for his removal.
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Post by Tony Otim on Jul 5, 2024 10:03:24 GMT
Really interesting three-way marginal result: Conservatives 13,527 (29.6%) SNP 12,597 (27.5%) Labour 11,767 (25.7%) Reform 4,313 (9.4%) Lib Dems 2,092 (4.6%) Greens 1,249 (2.7%) Heritage 230 (0.5%) Is this the lowest winning share in Scotland? (Assuming it's not beaten by Inverness).
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Post by ntyuk1707 on Jul 5, 2024 10:10:12 GMT
Really interesting three-way marginal result: Conservatives 13,527 (29.6%) SNP 12,597 (27.5%) Labour 11,767 (25.7%) Reform 4,313 (9.4%) Lib Dems 2,092 (4.6%) Greens 1,249 (2.7%) Heritage 230 (0.5%) Is this the lowest winning share in Scotland? (Assuming it's not beaten by Inverness). I believe so!
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