Starmer postpones elections even further in Reform areas...

[Charlie George]

Sir John Curtice says the claim of Labour cancelling elections to "deny democracy" is utter bollax

John Curtis the plumber?

 

[Notch7]

Do you understand that it’s the government that have invited them to apply to delay?

Do you understand that Starmer is the prime minister of that government?

He’s both responsible and accountable.

You seem to be arguing that he isn’t because he did not do it personally?

here is Sir John Curtice which explains why Motorgrifting is totally clueless

the Labour areas most at risk from Reform are London, Scotland and Wales -London isnt having any changes and the regions are devolved so nowt to do with Labour

oh and most of the councils that are wanting to delay are Tory led



here is Sir John Curtice to explain why you are so totally wrong

 

[Notch7]

John Curtis the plumber?

see above

poor Charlie George, voted for Brexit...massive failure, voted for Boris......massive failure, supports Reform councils........massive failure

poor Charlie George is desperate to vote for Reform party...........it will be a massive failure. Anybody with a heartbeat can see it

 

[Charlie George]

see above

poor Charlie George, voted for Brexit...massive failure, voted for Boris......massive failure, supports Reform councils........massive failure

poor Charlie George is desperate to vote for Reform party...........it will be a massive failure. Anybody with a heartbeat can see it

Unlike you my friend i voted REMAIN whats it like being wrong so often Notchy ?

 

[Charlie George]

here is Sir John Curtice which explains why Motorgrifting is totally clueless

the Labour areas most at risk from Reform are London, Scotland and Wales -London isnt having any changes and the regions are devolved so nowt to do with Labour

oh and most of the councils that are wanting to delay are Tory led

As usual Notchy lies, in the top 100 target seats for Reform, London has 3(all tory run) Scotland none, in fact the first Scottish target is 273rd target
London and Scotland are way down the list of Reform priorities
London has 6 Reform councillors Scotland 1 elected
And something you never provide PROOF

Reform UK Targets Seats 2029 - Election Polling

Lists of Reform UK target seats for the 2029 general election and regional elections ordered by percentage swing needed.

www.electionpolling.co.uk

 

[motorbiking]

here is Sir John Curtice which explains why Motorgrifting is totally clueless

the Labour areas most at risk from Reform are London, Scotland and Wales -London isnt having any changes and the regions are devolved so nowt to do with Labour

oh and most of the councils that are wanting to delay are Tory led



here is Sir John Curtice to explain why you are so totally wrong

How many times are you going to post the same clip and say it supports your view ? I’ve watched it several times now and at no point does he deny that this is the governments doing.

Meanwhile the actual electoral commission have gone public with a statement which is highly critical of the move.

 

[morqthana]

Do you understand that it’s the government that have invited them to apply to delay?

Do you understand that Starmer is the prime minister of that government?

He’s both responsible and accountable.

You seem to be arguing that he isn’t because he did not do it personally?

Will you please point us at the posts you made criticising Theresa May for postponing elections in 2019, and Boris Johnson for doing it in 2022.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Will you please point us at the posts you made criticising Theresa May for postponing elections in 2019, and Boris Johnson for doing it in 2022.

Yes, but labour

 

[motorbiking]

Yes, but they didn't.

AI says:

Q:did boris johnson call off a general election in 2022
A: Boris Johnson did not "call off" a general election in 2022 because no general election was ever formally scheduled for that year.

Q: did theresa may call off a general election in 2019
A: No, Theresa May did not "call off" a general election in 2019 because she was no longer Prime Minister when that election was triggered. Instead, it was her successor, Boris Johnson, who called the snap election that year.

 

[SPLINE]

Labour should make the one big change that is needed to the voting system - remove the vote from those who don't make a net tax contribution.

 

[Odds]

Labour should draft a bill that removes the vote from anyone with an iq lower than 100 - culling 'reform's' voter base at a stroke.

 

[noseall]

Labour should draft a bill that removes the vote from anyone with an iq lower than 100 - culling 'reform's' voter base at a stroke.

Titter

 

[noseall]

Meanwhile the actual electoral commission have gone public with a statement which is highly critical of the move.

Take it up with the local councils.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Yes, but they didn't.

AI says:

Q:did boris johnson call off a general election in 2022
A: Boris Johnson did not "call off" a general election in 2022 because no general election was ever formally scheduled for that year.

Q: did theresa may call off a general election in 2019
A: No, Theresa May did not "call off" a general election in 2019 because she was no longer Prime Minister when that election was triggered. Instead, it was her successor, Boris Johnson, who called the snap election that year.

Has Starmer called off a general election?

I've missed that. Where was it in the news, MSM or other!