A decisive Jutland victory might strengthen Prime Minister H. H. Asquith's position before December 1916. In the counterfactual, he could retain office instead of being replaced by David Lloyd George at that point. Lloyd George could still take power, so neither outcome is settled. The choice of prime minister would then affect the remaining war and its aftermath.
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A Jutland victory may keep Asquith in office
A decisive naval victory could strengthen H. H. Asquith enough to prevent David Lloyd George from replacing him as prime minister in December 1916.