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That will be a No then.
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In 2025, the UK Labour Party raised approximately £9.9 million to £17.6 million in total recorded political donations, placing them behind Reform UK and the Conservative Party during that period.
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That'd be a no.
We have gone from;
"....Untouchable..."
"....leading in the polls..."
"...its just a minor blip...."
"...they aren't exactly tanking..."
One direction.....
Praise the Lord.
In a sense the real question is will re form / re store be able to form an overall majority government in’29 or earlier. The answer is a resounding no.We have gone from;
"....Untouchable..."
"....leading in the polls..."
"...its just a minor blip...."
"...they aren't exactly tanking..."
One direction.....
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368M vs 51M total
thanks for the link
Top donors of Labour United Kingdom | DonationWatch
Since 2010, Labour has received 11508 donations over £1K, totaling £368M. Explore donor data and trends in United Kingdom.
Top donors of Reform UK United Kingdom | DonationWatch
Since 2010, Reform UK has received 425 donations over £1K, totaling £52M. Explore donor data and trends in United Kingdom.
Seems I was wrong, not even 1/4 of Labours
368M vs 51M total
thanks for the link
Top donors of Labour United Kingdom | DonationWatch
Since 2010, Labour has received 11508 donations over £1K, totaling £368M. Explore donor data and trends in United Kingdom.donation.watch
Top donors of Reform UK United Kingdom | DonationWatch
Since 2010, Reform UK has received 425 donations over £1K, totaling £52M. Explore donor data and trends in United Kingdom.
Seems I was wrong, not even 1/4 of Labours
Since 2010.
Okay then.
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It's not Reform's fault that donations to Labour have been falling in recent years. it's no surprise, they want to try to legislate to stop it.
We’re Reform a thing back then?
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You are welcome to look at 2024, when Labour were also gearing up for a GE.
The government is seeking to change the law on donations to political parties from British expats, including a £100,000 cap backdated to 25 March
Wonder why they want to backdate it.
Reform UK was founded in November 2018 as the Brexit Party then officially renamed in January 2021.
I think biker-boy's just phoning it in these days. I didn't even bother reading the link, just read the headline.
Reform has always been a well funded company.
Labour did really well during the 2024 election, they got £10 million, to the Tories 2. But Reform have just accepted 7x as much, and there's no reason to think these donors won't give more to buy their results.
www.bbc.co.uk
And didn't one of these donors also donate £9 million last year as well?
Labour got more donations than other parties combined
The party raised over £9.5m during the general election, while others raised a combined £5.7m
www.bbc.co.uk
And didn't one of these donors also donate £9 million last year as well?
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