Daniel McNamara

Just one crosstab away from getting to the bottom of things

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

My op ed on the future of Labor: https://t.co/G1Grhj0lpe

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Also, I am treating Oasis 2025 as a clear vindication of the Cool Britannia Mark II hypothesis

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This is a great yarn https://t.co/fSV17cxBqU

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On the other, if England does win it will definitely boost my ‘Cool Britannia mark II’ narrative

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

So on the one hand, Euros is the Commonwealth Games of soccer - exclude the best team in the world so that someone else can win

[Londonist @Londonist]

How London voted. The final constituency to declare (Hendon) came down to just 15 votes! https://t.co/CWcieOYMPD

[Jim Blagden @jim_blagden]

Labour is less popular in the Red Wall than in 2019 when Jeremy Corbyn was leader, losing 17,000 votes overall

Despite winning almost all of these seats, there's been little change in their overall support

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

Once in a lifetime experience - voted in two countries’ elections on the same day

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

Great summary of how we got here from the bard of our times @hansvan333

https://t.co/AHEwKJ0VBN

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

An irrepressible outbreak of national optimism is about to arrive in Britain. Cool Britannia mark II - you heard it here first

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Love Me Tender also got a mention on p. 10 of the recent Senate Enquiry into Consulting

https://t.co/XATr33ycvm

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

‘a disgruntled community member has created a rival, user-friendly website called "Love Me Tender".’ lol https://t.co/iE2jFdVd6q

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This is kind of cool - my op-ed from 3 years ago has made its way into @murpharoo’s Quarterly Essay.

[Peter Brent @mumbletwits]

Avg 2pp swing to Labor by AEC socio_dem in fully counted 2pps. Includes teal and Grn seats. Second table is only across classic seats (with full 2pp counts).

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

@lechblaine @SallySitou Congrats mate. Just read in full. This is a landmark piece of Australian political journalism.

[Ben Schneiders @benschneiders]

What an extraordinary map of Melbourne from the Sunday Age. The Liberal Party all but wiped out

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

Not everything in here moved - but many of the most remarkable results are on this list

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Chisholm, Higgins, Kooyong, Deakin, La Trobe, Casey, Goldstein, Menzies, Flinders, Reid, Banks, Wentworth, Lindsay, Bennelong, North Sydney, Brisbane, Ryan, Boothby, Sturt, Swan, Stirling. Maybe Leichhardt for a progressive regional seat.

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

More on this trend in my Dec 2019 op-ed: https://t.co/G1Grhj0lpe

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

The political realignment sweeping western democracies has now well and truly arrived in Australia - big cities are now dominated by progressive parties, including affluent areas that were traditionally conservative. This is how Labor forms government in 2022.

[John Burn-Murdoch @jburnmurdoch]

NEW: for this week’s column I dug into the curious case of British attitudes to immigration

Before the EU ref, concern about immigration tracked levels of arrivals. Since then, immigration has kept rising but concerns have evaporated

What’s going on?

https://t.co/dWtOCZ9Dkt

[Daniel McNamara @dpmcna]

How Macron did it - running up the score in the big cities and among tertiary educated voters. Interestingly, he also did better among older people - I guess this is to do with Le Pen not coming from a mainstream conservative party.

https://t.co/sOeycSVCOQ