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An American Tail: Fubart Goes West
Fubart Solman
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« on: May 10, 2021, 10:35:01 PM »

Yesterday I saw the following amazing Twitter thread, and today since I was bored I decided to translate that chart into maps.



EDIT: Thanks to you all for your compliments and recommendations.

Looking over the most deprived constituencies I'm pretty shocked that the Tories managed to win a seat in Blackpool (!)

Labour winning a seat as high up the rankings as Sheffield Hallam - without it being in London, and with their main rivals being the LDs and not the Tories - is perhaps the most shocking result on the chart.

Although, to be honest, a quick poke around Wokingham on Google Maps wouldn't make me guess it was the least-deprived constituency in the whole UK, or even particularly far above the top 25%, so perhaps the rankings mean less than I would have thought.

Notably, Labour has not broken 40% in their two recent victories in Sheffield Hallam.
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