People vote UKIP because they cannot send emails

[Mich the Tester]

School admissions: 4,000 pupils left with no primary place - Telegraph

May I suggest that this might also have something to do with it?

[darmstadt]

Even the Ukip admit it, up to a point:

A Ukip councillor has blamed London's "more media-savvy and educated" population for the party's lack of success in the capital as local election results indicate an emerging geographical split in the party's popularity.

...

Suzanne Evans, a former Tory Merton councillor who defected to Ukip but lost her seat, told the BBC: "[In London, voters] are more likely, I think, to have read some of the negative press that's been about us, and I think they'd be more likely to believe it, whereas people outside of London have, I think, been fairly cynical about the media campaign and the campaign that the other parties have waged against us."

She suggested the "educated, cultured and young" in the capital were less likely to vote for Ukip, and claimed the party was unlike the "metropolitan elite" in being able to understand the "heartache" felt by the rest of England.

In other words, ah **** it, I can't be bothered...work it out for yourselves

[BrilloPad]

She suggested the "educated, cultured and young" in the capital were less likely to vote for Ukip

Because they are less likely to be racist or sexist.

[speling bee]

May I suggest that this might also have something to do with it?

I think the link is too small and fiddly for them to click on.