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Crowdsourcing the election - #4 Yorkshire & the Humber

And another one.  This time I have Conservative up 15 (24), Labour down 17 (27) and LD unchanged on three.  2005 map here.

And the counties (decidedly not to scale):


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Blogger hatfield girl said... 5:49 pm

I linked to this series of posts on Angels. I hope you don't mind, C, but the results are so interesting.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 6:10 pm

HG - I am more than happy with a bit of linkage. Cheers.  



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