Stick or switch? The way voters are swapping parties suggests a big Tory win | Chris Curtis

Our analysis at YouGov suggests an unprecedented degree of 'voter churn'. But very few are deserting the Conservatives While historically it is not uncommon for a couple of general elections to be held in a short space of time (1950 and 1951, 1964 and 1966, February and October 1974), it is unusual that we have so many major votes with so many implications taking place within a three-year span. Our analysis at YouGov suggests that as well as rewriting the political direction of the UK, these eve...