The Swingometer
Rob FordThoughts on elections, public opinion and politics. The Swingometer is named in honour of the late Sir David Butler, inventor of both "swing" and the device to illustrate it on television.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | swingometer.substack.com |
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Five lessons from the Caerphilly by-election
(1) Plaid in Pole Position
Labour: How bad is it?
Labour activists and MPs have emerged from their party conference feeling remarkably chipper, buoyed by a leader’s speech which reminded them that being in power is good, and manged to draw dividing lines with the party’s Conservative and R...
Sandbag to springboard: Explaining Reform's local elections breakthrough
The Swingometer has been quiet for the past few months as I’ve had my hands full with another writing project - ‘The British General Election of 2024’, the latest in the long series of ‘Nuffield’ election books covering every election since...
The British General Election of 2024
If you were wondering why the Swingometer has been pretty quiet in recent months, the reason is I’ve been toiling away with my excellent colleagues Tim Bale, Will Jennings and Paula Surridge on “The British General Election of 2024”, the de...
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Professor of Political Science, and author of "Brexitland", "The British General Election of 2019" and "Sex, Lies and Politics"
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