http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/2015guide/richmondpark/ - This siggests a 50% / 43% split with 7% bizarrely choosing to vote for other parties. Maybe they're party members and want to stop the party loosing its deposit, but it seems a bit wierd to go to a polling booth and think: - "I will excercise my democratic right to vote for a party that won't get in, even if it means that the spit between the top two gets muddled-up".
But LBC publishes a bar chart of recent results and shows a very large swing to Conservative, either because of a previous candidate or because of unease with the tactical voting system. People have excercised their democratic right to vote for a party that won't get in, or abstain.
http://www.lbc.co.uk/live-election-results-108441/constituency/473/richmond_park
http://www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/cgi-bin/seatdetails.pl?seat=Richmond%20Park shows detailed best estimates of vote by ward
http://www.whoshallivotefor.com/constituencies/r/richmond-park
This one offers a questionnaire as well, followed by a suggestion of which party suits your answers
But LBC publishes a bar chart of recent results and shows a very large swing to Conservative, either because of a previous candidate or because of unease with the tactical voting system. People have excercised their democratic right to vote for a party that won't get in, or abstain.
http://www.lbc.co.uk/live-election-results-108441/constituency/473/richmond_park
http://www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/cgi-bin/seatdetails.pl?seat=Richmond%20Park shows detailed best estimates of vote by ward
http://www.whoshallivotefor.com/constituencies/r/richmond-park
This one offers a questionnaire as well, followed by a suggestion of which party suits your answers
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