Electoral Calculus, founded by Martin Baxter, is tracking Nigel Farage's party support and exploring potential rainbow coalition scenarios involving Restore Britain.
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Updated Jul 8
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Electoral Calculus, founded by Martin Baxter, is tracking Nigel Farage's party support and exploring potential rainbow coalition scenarios involving Restore Britain.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Predicting shifts in the capital's political power, the event details a defection from the Conservative Party to Reform UK.Sub-event
Electoral Calculus tracks Farage's party support and coalition possibilities.1 source
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Nigel Farage
British right-wing politician (born 1964)
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Electoral Calculus
British political forecasting web site
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