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Tiverton and Honiton by-election: Who the candidates are and what the results could mean for the Tories
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47% : Voters in Tiverton and Honiton backed Brexit in June 2016, with 57.82 per cent voting to Leave compared to 42.18 per cent for Remain. 40% : But if they suffer their first defeat in the constituency, there will be questions about whether Mr Johnson's brand is damaged beyond repair, as well as the direction of his Government's policies on taxation, the cost-of-living crisis and clean rivers.
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