Elizabeth Warren is hardly Jeremy Corbyn, but I suspect the Democratic Party leadership here in the States will take note of what can happen when you conduct an election with the wrong candidate at the top of the ticket.* Of course, the same calculation may apply to the Republican leadership, with Trump currently polling only slightly over 40-percent, despite a strong economy.
(A couple of other notes, not relevant to this thread: based on the exit polls, it appears to me that the SNP swept the Scottish constituencies. Might this be the beginning of the end of the United Kingdom? And, by the way, what happened to the Liberal Democrats?)
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*For those of you who are unfamiliar with U.S. political terminology, "ticket" == ballot. (Yes, I understand that British ballot formats are quite different from U.S. ballot formats. "Virtual ballot"―does that make sense?)