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    Keith, I know what I wrote, and it is thus:
    the split vote between UKIP and the Tories will enable Labour to get in first on average, counting all the County (and Unitarian) elections to be held 2 May, including, but not only, Kent.
    But not because Labour has a majority among the electorate.

    But specifically in Kent I don't see Labour standing a chance.
    This is the problem of a split vote opposing Labour, which I've been noting for a few years as a very big dilemma.
    As a result, minority Labour stand to win at elections.

    This is a big problem!

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