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Robert Bartram: Why bother with traditional election campaigning?
Before 2017, I had given up on the idea of knocking doors for candidates.
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John Lehal: Real power once again resides on the backbenches
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Simon Lancaster: The PM has been using the same imagery as Katie Hopkins
People who blame fringe commentators for fuelling extremism are missing the point.
George Pascoe-Watson: These are the toughest of times for the PM
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Nick Spencer: Tim Farron and the two kinds of liberalism
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James Millar: Ruth Davidson shouldn’t get cocky, it’s Theresa May wot won it.
The PM can take much of the credit for the Tory comeback in Scotland.
Steve Richards: The election was a triumph of will and conviction for Corbyn
As the PM limps on, the Labour leader has a new authority. But can it last?
Peter Bingle: The humiliation of Theresa May is complete
The PM and her advisers will have to fall on their swords. The question is simply when.
Jon Craig: Player ratings for Team Theresa and Team Jeremy
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David Mundy: The many ways in which electoral law needs urgent reform
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Abi Wilkinson: Will young voters finally get off their arses for Corbyn?
There are reasons to believe that youth turnout will finally increase in this general election...
Stephen Cushion: TV election coverage needs more experts and less squabbling
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Kevin Maguire: This Brexit-free election is bad news for Remainers
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are keeping quiet on Brexit, while Tim Farron's party struggles to...
Robert Bartram: Spare a thought for the election footsoldiers
The hoards of exhausted and overworked party officials are the real winners of any general...
Keith Gladdis: Back to the 1970s? It’s barely even 2015
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John Ashmore: When Labour leaks, it pours
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Jonathan Lomax: Get set for the nihilistic election
The narrowness of the Conservative strategy looks likely to leave us with a one-sided fight...