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Do you think Labour will win the next election ?
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Fingers crossed it’ll be a hung parliament
Can’t vote as none of the options make sense to me
Can’t vote as none of the options make sense to me
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i said i'm voting independent - BUT it wont be , it will NOT be labour or Tory , Liberal Democrats
Which in my consituancy - probably means tory will get back in because of the split of votes across multiple parties NOT Tory
Which in my consituancy - probably means tory will get back in because of the split of votes across multiple parties NOT Tory
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You say you may leave. Where do you intend to go?
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1992 election could be repeated.
It looks like your MP is Gillian Keegan with a huge majority
I’m in Horsham constituency which has massive majority.
The South East will stay solid blue….good old FPTP
I didn't vote as none of the options apply to me. I'm not going to vote for Rishi so that likely means I won't be voting Conservative. I won't be voting Labour as Kier Starmer doesn't appeal, Wes Streeting might be more appealing, I like Andy Burnham but maybe a bit too left, seems like a conviction politician (I know he's not a politician, he's a Mayor). Had Alan Johnson been a runner a few years back, I'd have voted for him, he would definitely have pulled me back to Labour.
Lib Dems, no. Green Party, **** off. Reform, unlikely but I'll take a look at their manifesto and see how things shape up. I think there's a good chance I won't vote, although my nearest polling station is a school which is 100 yards from my local pub.
Lib Dems, no. Green Party, **** off. Reform, unlikely but I'll take a look at their manifesto and see how things shape up. I think there's a good chance I won't vote, although my nearest polling station is a school which is 100 yards from my local pub.
I think there are a lot of traditional Conservative voters who don’t support the right wing populists in power, it’s certainly not a Conservative Party.
If Labour win, I wonder if the ERG band of the party will leave and the Conservative Party return to what it used to represent.
It seems to be coming home to roost how much of a socialist Boris was, sure, he enjoyed a slice of birthday cake and a glass of wine on his birthday, who doesn't?.
'Levelling up' and more evenly distributing wealth across the country was his baby, it's a shame he didn't have the chance to deliver on that promise, make no mistake, Rishi and Hunt won't even attempt to.
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Why do you have to level up? Its admission you failed. Now tell me who was in power since 2010? Tories.
You really are gullible or just love being lied to.
Levelling up lol!
The Government announced the results of the second round of the Levelling Up Fund on 19 January 2023, awarding £2.1 billion to 111 projects. Combined with first round results, announced in October 2021, the Levelling Up Fund has awarded £3.8 billion to 216 projects.
£3.8bn to level up?
What are you smoking Nigella?
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