Boundary Changes and Seat Sizes

There's an interesting post on Conservative Home about the effect of constituency sizes and boundary changes on election results that is well worth a read. It starts by pointing out that in a national vote share of 40% Con, 30% Lab, 18% Lib Dem, 12% Other, then the Conservatives would have a commons majority of just 8, whilst if the Conservative and Labour results were reversed they would have a majority of 138.

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