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PoliticsHome Electoral Index

The UK's largest ever political poll

REGIONAL BREAKDOWN

East Midlands

While they have fallen back slightly in line with the national trend, the East Midlands remains the best performing area for the Conservative party. The swing of over thirteen percent would easily be enough for the party to win their target marginals, mainly market towns and the M1 corridor, and if repeated across the region would also see urban seats like Nottingham East, Leicester West and Geoff Hoon’s Ashfield fall to the Conservatives.

Seat-by-seat prediction

13.4% swing to the Conservatives

SKIP TO:

Introduction  ---  Prediction Summary  ---  The new political landscape  ---  Tactical Voting and the Personal Vote  ---  The Deciding Factors  ---  The Key Issues  ---  Sleaze  ---  Campaigning  ---  Changing Opinions  ---  Methodology  ---  View 2008 report

REGIONAL BREAKDOWNS:

  Inner London  ---  Outer London  ---  London's Commuter Belt  ---  Seaside Towns  ---  Labour's Southern Bastions  ---  Urban West Midlands  --- West Midlands hinterland --- East Midlands ---  West Yorkshire  ---  North West  ---  North East England  ---  Cumbria  ---  Conservatives vs Lib Dems: South West  ---  Conservatives vs Lib Dems: Elsewhere  ---  Labour vs Lib Dems  ---  Welsh Marginals  ---  Scottish Marginals