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The Conservative Party's by-election win in Aberdeen South has highlighted the potential for tactical voting to influence election outcomes in the UK. Tactical voting, where voters choose a candidate based on their ability to defeat a particular opponent rather than their party affiliation, is becoming increasingly important in British politics. This shift towards more sophisticated voting patterns reflects the growing fragmentation of the UK's political landscape, with voters making strategic decisions to achieve their desired outcome.
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Write the Conservative Party off at your peril
Last night’s by-election result in Aberdeen South shows with the right candidate and a clear message, the Conservative Party can and will win.
Whilst most of the Westminster commentariat were, understandably, focused on the grandstanding of Nigel Farage and Andy Burnham in Makerfield, our candidate, Douglas Lumsden, was out banging on doors, speaking to voters about an issue that really matters to the community he no…
19 Jun, 18:53