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Boltar wrote:
London is where its currently defined municiple borders end , not at a convenient point for left wingers. If you want just the historical london then you should go back to roman times which would give you the City itself, ironically a truer blue tory area you'll not be likely to find anywhere in the country. I may be mistaken but I think the actual residential voters in the City have gone Labour several times. (Although didn't Boris carry the City this time?) There are only about 7000 voters, from recollection mainly key workers and nursing students. Very little of the City's "truer blue" tendency is residential. I'm reminded of the 1940 US Presidential election which was billed as "Roosevelt vs. Wall Street." Roosevelt carried the Wall Street precinct by 3:1. (Literally, the voters were a businessman, an engineer, a caretaker and his wife.) |
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