ChickenWire: UK Election 2019 - The Polls are Right!

So the UK Election 2019 is going on and guess what? ChickenWire is back and Ill be going deep into the election with my research designed for you the voter to make up your mind about who your going to vote for and more importantly who will win. The UK general election 2019 looks set to be a tight race polls are showing Boris Johnsons and the Conservative party are on course to win a small majority or hung parliament. With Jeremy Corbyn in 2nd place the SNP taking Scotland and the Lib dems eating into Labour seats while the Brexit party will eat into Tory seats. But will these third and fourth parties be enough to defeat the two main parties. Well watch the video to find out.

ChickenWire: Why BREXIT Has To Be Done By The Next Election!

Why Brexit has to be done by the next election. The next general election might be sooner than you think depending on whether Brexit get's delivered or not. But what will be the result of that election. Well I take a look back at the by-elections in Newport, Brecon and Radnorshire and Peterborough to work out what these results mean. The Labour Party along with the Conservatives have been consistently losing out with the Brexit party and the Lib dems along with other remain party's like the green party making gains. But what does this mean for a general election well in this analysis we'll find out.

ChickenWire: BREXIT: Remainers vs Brexit Party - Who's Bigger?

Brexit: Remainers vs Brexit Party - Who's Bigger? Who is bigger in the EU elections 2019 in the UK was it the Brexit party, UKIP and other leave parties or was it the combination of the remain parties such as the liberal democrats, the SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Greens. Well it depends how you tally up the vote if you add up the nationalist parties or not and if you add up Labour and the Tories. In this video I explore in detail and analyse the full results for the UK in the EU election 2019. It looks like Nigel Farag's Brexit party came out on top but does that mean more people support remain or a second referendum or leaving without a deal or leaving with a deal? I also take a look back at Theresa May's performance and give statistical advice on where I think the parties should go.