Thank you for explaining electoral targeting ads on Meta, and why it's so frustrating trying to translate Meta's broad categories into postcodes and then constituencies to infer electoral objectives. I guess the people who place ads for political parties must themselves use the kind of constituency boundary-straddling postcode map you had to build?
Checked out Labour's alleged Tory-increased mortgage figures by area to find that Kensington is the highest at an extra £15,000 a year!
And presumably this crisis is a great gift to Labour to counter the Tories' electoral myth that Labour is no good with money (having "caused" the 2008 global meltdown...) -- until Labour gets into power and has to deal with it themselves.
Thank you for explaining electoral targeting ads on Meta, and why it's so frustrating trying to translate Meta's broad categories into postcodes and then constituencies to infer electoral objectives. I guess the people who place ads for political parties must themselves use the kind of constituency boundary-straddling postcode map you had to build?
Checked out Labour's alleged Tory-increased mortgage figures by area to find that Kensington is the highest at an extra £15,000 a year!
And presumably this crisis is a great gift to Labour to counter the Tories' electoral myth that Labour is no good with money (having "caused" the 2008 global meltdown...) -- until Labour gets into power and has to deal with it themselves.
Exactly - they use maps that show the % overlaps between postcode segments and constituencies.