Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
The 87: UK opinion, rendered as a busload
The 87 maps UK polling and official statistics onto a colour-coded London double-decker bus, with one passenger representing roughly 1.15% of the group.
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- Readers of UK polling and public statistics
- Worth noticing
- Its method rounds poll percentages into 87 seats, then adjusts totals one seat at a time while preserving groups with a nonzero reported share.
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The index offers featured, newest-first, and oldest-first sorting, alongside topic filters and an About section. The methodology distinguishes opinion polls from official counts, such as the share of MPs with a particular background, and says the source line identifies which kind each entry uses. When rounding leaves the bus short or over capacity, the project describes adjusting seats one at a time until the total is 87.
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