'Corbynism Has Got to Be Dead After This,' Says ComRes Chairman

The transcript discusses a historic conservative victory, highlighting the significance of exit polls projecting a conservative majority for the first time in 32 years. It examines the impact of tactical voting and voter behavior, particularly the reluctance to support Jeremy Corbyn. The reliability of exit polls is analyzed, noting improvements in methodology over time. The election is described as complex, with unprecedented levels of voter uncertainty and tactical voting, making predictions challenging. Despite these complexities, the exit poll is considered highly reliable, based on extensive interviews.

In what ways has the exit poll methodology improved over time according to the discussion?

What factors contributed to the characterization of the election as an 'ugly baby contest'?