2x2: Will Labour get a majority, Will more than 200k houses be built per year, on average, in England and Wales?
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Labour Majority, >200k houses built per year
71%
Labour Majority, <=200k houses built per year
0.8%
Not Labour Majority, >200k houses built per year
0.8%
Not Labour Majority, <=200k houses built per year
The housing part of this resolves to "Yes" if, during the next UK Parliament, an average of more than 200k "permanent dwellings" are built in England and Wales, per year, according to the ONS.
There may be estimation require to figure out which parts of each year are attributed to the correct period. Comments will be taken into account but mods decision is final.
The reports are currently stored here: ONS reports.
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