Sleaford and North Hykeham
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People's Vote recommends voting for Labour.
Linda Edwards-Shea has the best chance of defeating Caroline Johnson, the current Conservative MP.
Also standing here are: Marianne Overton (Lincolnshire Independents Lincolnshire First) Simon Tooke (Green) Oliver William Craven (Liberal Democrat) Caroline Coram (Independent)
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Which outcomes are possible?
92%
Leave victory - Conservative won
8%
Leave victory - UKIP / Brexit won
2019 European Parliament results, adjusted for recent opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won (under proportional representation)
2017 General Election results, adjusted for Lib Dem-leaning opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won
2017 General Election results, adjusted for Labour-leaning opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won
2017 General Election results, adjusted for Conservative-leaning opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won
2017 General Election results, adjusted for Brexit Party-leaning opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won
2019 European Parliament election results, adjusted for Lib Dem-leaning opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won (under proportional representation)
2019 European Parliament election results, adjusted for Labour-leaning opinion polls
Leave victory - Conservative won (under proportional representation)