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« on: May 10, 2016, 08:31:26 AM »

This is actually a swing to Goldsmith compared to Johnson last time and is closer than London as a whole (which is not... normal). The concern is that possibly the whole mini Modi business worked, and I dread to think what the future implications of that might be. Though we'll need to look over ward figures (when they're out).
You partly enlightened us, but you have to assume that not all of us foreigners (not to mention bloody frogs) immediately know what Brent & Harrow is about as a neighbourhood.

Of course I could wikipedia it and find absolutely nothing on the demographics but notice that the depleted LibDem and Green vote tallies and the Respect score of 3% explain most of the shift you mentioned, but I would still be in the dark as to what's going on there, plus it's always such a pleasure to hear of these things with your words, Shibboleth! Wink

Both boroughs have large Hindu communities (25% of people in Harrow and 18% in Brent) and Zac Goldsmith's campaign produced campaign literature which implied support for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is a Hindu nationalist.


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