Literally the most predictable possible outcome of Labour’s hard turn to right wing posturing.
They gain exactly no votes from the right.
They lose their votes from the left.
Also predictable: they will try to go further right, intensifying the pattern.
They gain exactly no votes from the right.
They lose their votes from the left.
Also predictable: they will try to go further right, intensifying the pattern.
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Sunder Katwala (sundersays)
A complex switch of votes in various direction.
Aggregate numbers suggest a limited number of direct Labour/Reform switchers
In this contest, Reform consolidated the right-of-centre anti-Labour vote, while Labour lost voters to non-voting, and could not squeeze Greens as Reform did Tories
Aggregate numbers suggest a limited number of direct Labour/Reform switchers
In this contest, Reform consolidated the right-of-centre anti-Labour vote, while Labour lost voters to non-voting, and could not squeeze Greens as Reform did Tories
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These people are mostly uniform in class and younger than me. They’ve poached their brains in bile until they don’t even notice it’s been cooked.
More of the stupid thing everyone hates is what will make them love us again.
https://bsky.app/profile/glynmoody.bsky.social/post/3lo6nhvrkfk2z
Labour is actively seeking a policy position where no one wants to vote for them.