Friday, May 23, 2008
UK Housing and Labour Voter Meltdown
The Market Oracle: UK House Values Have Fallen by 25%, Contributing to Labour Vote Meltdown
Whilst the mandarins of the Labour government scratch their collective heads as to why the voters have lost total confidence in Gordon Browns government, one of the key reasons for the meltdown in the Labour vote in the Crewe and Nantwich by-election is the housing bear market.
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1. alan said...
A good article linking voting and House Prices.
As we look at history, it seems, IMHO, that Gordo should have called the election in 2007. he would have lost a few seats but retained control of parliament. If he does it later this year he will lose control of the Commons.