First a Conservative candidate for Hull council wrote a New Statesman blog post predicting a “yellow revolution” in Hull.
Then a senior Labour candidate for the Welsh Assembly predicted on the same site that Labour would lose two seats – only be told off by his party for daring to suggest as much. (Hat-tip: Peter Black.)
Batten down the hatches and keep an eye out – our own Mark Pack has written a yet-to-be-published blog post for them too…
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The piece is now up at http://www.newstatesman.com/200705020005