We're back for another year!
In this podcast we talked about some offseason coaching changes.
Two huge episodes coming Thursday and next Monday, as we talk about the Protect College Sports Act, NCAAF Coaching tiers, and a new coaching stat for Head Coaches and co-ordinators!
I want to congratulate @LeanTossup for the magnificent job they've done on their website. Honestly, this is one of the best election night simulators out there, and one with the best aesthetics!
This feature also exists for the UK Atlas as well!
Picking a random shift is fun, as you see the full results and try to figure out if the result is going to be the same as the historical election night will be or not!
It's Election Day in the UK!
To celebrate LeanTossup is relaunching with a brand new website and a new project!
An Atlas of all UK General Elections, going back to 1918!
Fully zoomable, click on a region to see the constituency results! https://t.co/hnehtwHa1A
It's Election Day in the UK!
To celebrate LeanTossup is relaunching with a brand new website and a new project!
An Atlas of all UK General Elections, going back to 1918!
Fully zoomable, click on a region to see the constituency results! https://t.co/hnehtwHa1A
Imagine the 1931 general election campaign in Ramsay MacDonald's constituency of Seaham, County Durham.
"Who you voting for then: National Labour, Labour Party, or Communist?"
As the UK Election winds down, we're confident that when the dust fully settles tomorrow, we will be one of, if not the most accurate, UK Model again, replicating our 2019 performance
Thank you to all of our followers! On to 2029!
We had always doubted the MRPs showing the Tories under 100 seats, but were always firm in the Labour Majority call.
Now let's sit back and see the results
We are not projecting the Tories to do well, we are projecting them to do even worse than Corbyn 5 years ago, but we do expect them to hold in some rural seats, staying about 100 seats, and Labour not doing amazing in those seats as well
Our final projection for the 2024 UK Election:
LABOUR MAJORITY
We mostly agree with the MRPs, however we see the Tories holding more seats than they do, especially in the North, London and the Midlands.
A quick thread about why we think this:
The MRPs seem to mostly be following proportional swing, saying that the Tories should be down more in their best seats, and losing less ground in the swing seats. This is fundamentally different from any election I have ever seen, and would completely re-write the UK map