Great piece of mapping Emily Evans at Dods Political Intelligence ! Really awesome to see how Emily is using the training we delivered to visualise current political topics given the announcement of a General Election! Looking forwards to seeing what great visuals you create next. #gis #datacommunication #politics
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An incredible piece of GIS mapping from my teammate Emily Evans at Dods Political Intelligence Labour looks to storm, but most importantly the rural vote seems to be much more of a toss-up than previously seen... No surprise Kier is in Kent today pushing on those all-important seats If you would like to know more on this, our #UKElectionCoverage, PPC Data or how the Dods Team can help map complex data sets for your policy area, please do ask! Methodology: The Polling Model is updated on a weekly basis and predictions for every constituency are subject to change. This forecast utilises an average of the latest UK polls and a model based upon an estimate of the 2019 general election result as if the new constituency boundaries were then in place. Those estimates were compiled by Professor Colin Rallings and Professor Michael Thrasher. The work they originally published can be found here: https://bit.ly/44erHLi The predictions are sorted into three categories: They are a Toss up if the prediction is within the Polling Average Margin of Error (MOE). They are Lean if the prediction is outside the Polling Average MOE but within the MOE of the Winning Parties Worst Poll Result. They are Safe if the prediction is outside the MOE of the Winning Parties Worst Poll Result. Constituencies in Northern Ireland are TBD because there is not yet enough polling information.