The legends at @StackStrat have produced the first MRP analysis of the US election. Currently showing that 2024 will be the 8th out of the last 9 US presidential elections where the Democrats win the most votes, but the Republicans still take the White House...
As covered in POLITICO, Stack's MRP model currently shows Trump winning the presidency in 2024. This is the largest study (n=15,205) of this presidential cycle yet and the first set of MRP predictions!
https://t.co/d8eRA47wBm
International trade is so important, particularly in areas like Hexham. From the food and clothes that we buy to jobs on farms and in our manufacturing sector it touches every corner of our lives.
We need a candidate that can speak to these global issues if we are to win Hexham.
‘Preparing students for the working world matters as much as exam results’: @CommonsEd chair @WalkerWorcester writes exclusively for @tes to explain why he thinks the government must do more to help schools deliver careers insights to students
https://t.co/kXmxBy7N6b
Keir Starmer sees skills as the closest thing to a silver bullet for issues such as immigration, employment and productivity. But after 7yrs of heated Brexit debate, could it also be the policy goal that creates a less polarised society? Me for LabourList: https://t.co/iDdT5jymt9
Great piece from @estwebber and @NewsAnnabelle on where Keir Starmer's plan for government is coming from - and some brilliant thoughts from @wardchr82 on how Starmer's background is informing the policy-making process https://t.co/qV8rnUPnwe
Win or lose, we’ll offer The Blades a bigger challenge than we have in previous years…
Debutant match previewer, @BeverleyFMSport’s Mike Try looks ahead to yet another Yorkshire Derby!
https://t.co/EOVZJjK12k
"Rebuilding networks left devastated by the pandemic". Love this from Julie Henry in the @EveningStandard on how businesses engage with schools to give young people experiences of work. Smashing it @CareerEnt@Careers_Hall @NickyMorgan01 @olidebotton https://t.co/cw9ST3y5Nv