I view ebooks as a necessary evil, I prefer physical books, but they’re heavier to carry around and the ebook’s backlight is much easier on the eyes. So if I’m travelling, or it’s a bit dark, the ebook wins out. Sure, it doesn’t feel as nice as the real thing, but it makes reading much easier.

They’re all fantastic. If I had to chose, I’d say North Devon gets my vote.

I’m fully aware that this is making a lot of assumptions and it’s very imperfect, but I can’t think of a better way to get a rough estimate as to what the poll’s skew might be.

Not sure if this is true, but More in Common did a Westminster poll alongside this poll, it may be fair to assume that they are done with the same or at least a similar panel and methodology. How big is the deviance of that poll vs. Other Westminster polls? It could give guidance on the polls bias?

I quite like Liverpool’s.

Name them! Let’s use social media for good and promote companies that do things well!

Isn’t a majority 326? Reform is 20 short?

Could part of the story be differential turnout, meaning voters in Labour leaning areas are staying home and those in Reform leaning areas are more enthusiastic to vote? 1% looks to me like overdoing the impact of this, but I can see Labour voters being less motivated than Reform voters these days.