General Election 2019: How safe is your MP's seat? | Politics News | Sky News
The Labour Party's electoral challenge - UK in a changing Europe
General election 2019: preview of North West England : Democratic Audit
Electoral systems - The Constitution Society
Exclusive: 'Red wall' voters turn against Tories, poll suggests – Channel 4 News
9 things you need to know about the 2019 General Election – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
Marginal seats 2019: Where are the seats that could turn the election? - BBC News
General election 2019: preview of London : Democratic Audit
General election 2019: preview of the East of England : Democratic Audit
Why did the Conservatives' large lead in vote shares produce only an 80-seat majority? | British Politics and Policy at LSE
Make Votes Matter - Everything wrong with First Past the Post - Proportional Representation
No surprise: most MPs in safe seats favour FPTP - Get PR Done!
Red Wall: The Definitive Description - James Kanagasooriam, Elizabeth Simon, 2021
At the 2019 General Election, Labour's vote share was 25 percentage points higher in student constituencies – and the Conservatives' vote share was 25 percentage points lower - HEPI
At the 2019 General Election, Labour's vote share was 25 percentage points higher in student constituencies – and the Conservatives' vote share was 25 percentage points lower - HEPI
General Election 2019: Marginality
Marginal seats 2019: Where are the seats that could turn the election? - BBC News
10 Of The Longest-Held Labour Seats Lost To The Tories This Election | HuffPost UK Politics
Red Wall: The Definitive Description - James Kanagasooriam, Elizabeth Simon, 2021
London election results map 2019: How did the capital vote in the UK general election? | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Explaining The 2019 UK Election Result With Data Science | by Callum Ballard | Towards Data Science
Election 2019: Labour seats held for decades turn blue as Conservatives head for landslide victory | ITV News
Dozen Tory MPs seek new seats in push to stay in office beyond next UK election
