US with UK parties

[Filuwaúrdjan]

I try this every now and again and (who knows) might try again, randomly. The South is a potential problem area, but there are possible solutions (especially as it isn't as though we have to work out massive backstories).

Of course the result will always look a little hilarious these days, because voting patterns in the U.S are now structured around very different things to the U.K; in the 1980s there would have been much more common ground.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

I was using the IPSOS/MORI 'How Britain Voted' data and applied it to the US.

That data is pretty suspect except in very general terms, so careful as you go with it.

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Not sure what you mean by this; Labour won the most votes in the Yorkshire & Humber region, though not by a great deal (34.4 against 32.8 ). Or do you mean that the results in the survey went the other way?