There is never a "majority" vote. It would take the majority actually going out to vote. There is a silver lining there as well for the Tory-disappointed. Kee

There is never a "majority" vote. It would take the majority actually going out to vote. There is a silver lining there as well for the Tory-disappointed. Keep in mind that most likely a lot of the votes that gave Cameroon his win, came from people who might have voted UKIP and changed their mind in the last minute. I'd like to believe the Conservative of today are not those from the 80s and that today, all parties except the extremists, start from the centre and lean from there. Edit: let me drop this here: The majority vote that gave the win was actually a lot smaller than people think. The deciding factor was in the hands of about 1000 people: http://diamondgeezer.blogspot.com/2015/05/majority-2015.html http://diamondgeezer.blogspot.com/2015/05/majority-2015.html