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The winners and losers of a Christmas general election

25 October 2019

6:59 PM

25 October 2019

6:59 PM

Who will you feel most sorry for in the event of a December election? Election officials who will find many of the venues they normally use for polling stations already booked up for Christmas parties and school plays? Or party activists, who will have to go door-knocking in the cold and dark, maybe through horizontal sleet or snow? Perhaps it is the humble voter, who will find an election campaign impinges on their festivities?

Or maybe you have a hard heart and don’t much sympathise with any of them.

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