Groundhog Day
With the UK general election out of the way, and the Conservatives with an increased presence in Westminster but no party with a majority of the seats, how did Scotland fare in the election?
Out of 59 seats, after all the expenses rows, worries over the economy and public services, after all the heat and light generated in a near two year campaign, *not a single seat* has changed hands on 2005.
I'm gobsmacked at the sheer statistical unlikeliness. I wonder what the odds on that would have been?
To commemorate the election, here's a wee song by musical friends of mine:
Out of 59 seats, after all the expenses rows, worries over the economy and public services, after all the heat and light generated in a near two year campaign, *not a single seat* has changed hands on 2005.
I'm gobsmacked at the sheer statistical unlikeliness. I wonder what the odds on that would have been?
To commemorate the election, here's a wee song by musical friends of mine:
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