If Minnesota had the UK parties

[Stranger in a strange land]

what about with Canadian parties? Northern Minnesota seems like the type of place the NDP would do well, or at least where it would have done well in the past.

[Stranger in a strange land]

Yes. I wish I knew more about what type of rural areas vote LibDem.

The UK posters can enlighten us more, but I think a lot of it is basically a Celtic fringe "Labour are the evil urban socialists, but the Conservatives are the English landlord overseers" vote & not particularly ideological. There are not very many LibDem rural seats in non-Cornish England proper. (There are a few, though, and I don't know what they have in common.)

generally, yes, it looks that way, but the LibDems did manage to win a few seats in Greater London and in Sussex. Also, the LibDems don't seem to hold any seats in Northern Ireland.

[Stranger in a strange land]

Yes. I wish I knew more about what type of rural areas vote LibDem.

The UK posters can enlighten us more, but I think a lot of it is basically a Celtic fringe "Labour are the evil urban socialists, but the Conservatives are the English landlord overseers" vote & not particularly ideological. There are not very many LibDem rural seats in non-Cornish England proper. (There are a few, though, and I don't know what they have in common.)

generally, yes, it looks that way, but the LibDems did manage to win a few seats in Greater London and in Sussex. Also, the LibDems don't seem to hold any seats in Northern Ireland.

Yeah, sorry, I meant just their rural vote (as I say, I don't know about those rural south of England seats) - and no national party has seats in N. Ireland, they have their own Catholic/Protestant parties.

Out of curiosity, what % of Northern Ireland Catholics vote for Sinn Fein? The funny thing is that the Sinn Fein MPs don't take the seats they're elected to.