Can you choose more than one?
Makerfield
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I don't read papers, and I've never I voted Labour. I have civil conversations with my family about politics, none of them are left wing, only one votes Reform (my brother, he's always been a bit angry and moans a
Iot about everything), most vote Tory.
Reform is just a name they give to the Farage cult.
Andy Burnham has become less popular ahead of the Makerfield by-election
The challenges to Keir Starmer’s leadership have hit Wes Streeting’s reputation even harder
yougov.com
As a result, Burnham now takes a net favourability rating of -11 in our latest poll: 30% of Britons like the would-be PM, versus 41% who dislike him.
Not looking good for Labour or the bizarre Anti-Labour Labour campaign!
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Makerfield wont miss the chance to crown the next PM, but I suspect they will also enjoy de-seating him at the next election.
It's too close to call, but I'm going to suggest that Reform might win it. I reckon they have many shy voters, and a good number of the potential Restore voters will see sense and vote Reform.
But either way Labour are dead anyway. If he gets in it'll be a rare success, many are voting against Starmer, not in favour of Burnham or Labour. People just hate the lot of them.
But either way Labour are dead anyway. If he gets in it'll be a rare success, many are voting against Starmer, not in favour of Burnham or Labour. People just hate the lot of them.
Agreed, they all seem to think Burnham will win.
Just like we were all predicted to be good little people and vote to stay in the EU.
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The only thing they’re shy of is victory. Vote Low and shoot yourself in the foot.
Re store voters are driven by blind hatred and anger not by strategic thinking.
I'm not sure the bookies have an algorithm for self harming stupidity? They were working on the premise of double digit IQ's, so they can be forgiven for that wee lapse.
I can't believe there are enough people in Makerfield who are unaware of Farage's blatant hypocrisy and corruption, and also blind to how much of an ignorant out of touch thicko the Reform candidate is, but the electorate often make a habit of voting against their own interests.
I've heard the Reform candidate talk a few times. He seems like an intelligent yet down-to-earth decent bloke to me.
I suspect that, as a southerner, you're just racially stereotyping a northern accent as being a "thicko".
As well as just applying political bias.
What do you think he's said that makes him a "Thicko"? An answer saying just standing for Reform isn't evidence of anything other than just bias.
