Jeremy Corbyn at the launch of the UK Labour Party’s race and faith manifesto, November 26, 2019 (Peter Summers/Getty)

I joined talkRADIO’s Julia Hartley-Brewer on Tuesday morning to discuss the latest in the UK General Election, including the challenge of anti-semitism for the Labour Party; the space for voters dissatisfied with both Labour and the Conservatives; and why poll-watching may offer little about the vote on December 12.

Listen to Discussion from 9:02 in 0630-0700 Segment

How much space is being opened up between the major parties — for the Liberal Democrats, for the SNP, for Plaid Cymru, for the Greens? Because with more space comes more chance of a hung Parliament, which raises the coalition-building.

Watching a horse race for the first 3/4 of the race doesn’t take us the winner at the end. This is a rapidly shifting election with a number of different issues and with a number of different parties, with variations not only from region to region but from constituency to constituency.