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Sunak and the Conservatives have suffered another by-election blow as Labour have overturned two big majorities and the Reform party eats into their vote share. So in this video, we'll explain what's happened and what this means for the general election.
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1 - twitter.com/CSkidmoreUK/status/1744384149962584557…
2 - www.ons.gov.uk/visualisations/customprofiles/build…
3 - www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/fcgi-bin/seatdetails.p…
4 - news.sky.com/story/wellingborough-by-election-resu…
5 - www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-68277176
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Why are all the MP's accused of SA so comically named chris "Pincher" , Peter "Bone" I mean if it carries on like this you'll just need to look at there name and know lol
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At this rate we may as well see a Labour government before the general election; Most hilarious
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As an American, I spat out my coffee when I found out the MP who committed sexual assault was named “Peter BONE.” Kind of like how New York had a mayoral candidate named Anthony Weiner who also had a sexual scandal.
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If only these guys could just leave government tomorrow, it’s clear nobody would mind 💀
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bristol resident here! kingswood is a really interesting constituency as it’s incredibly suburban and could indicate mood across a lot of outer city suburbs. most of the coverage hasn’t highlighted the fact that kingswood is effectively an outer suburb of bristol. the fact it’s in south glos is very much a technicality of brown belt development, and there’s no dividing line between bristol and south glos (pictures of the border cutting between random streets in bristol are quite comical). lots of the country is made up of people who live in outer suburbs and commuter towns for large urban centres. the urban centres overwhelmingly go labour, but if labour are also catching the outer suburbs (which often are more likely to swing), this is very interesting and indicative of the polling that indicates a tory wipeout.
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Officially entered Rishession.
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"Rumoured as being his girlfriend" it wasn't rumoured, it was reported as if fact, that's quite different Ben
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Being called Peter "bone" didn't help him
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He is so bad, Liz Truss is even lauching a new “popular” movement 😂😂😂
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Sunak claims everything is going according to the plan 😂
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38% turnout is kind of sad
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I think this says more about the serious dissatisfaction with the Tories than it necessarily does about Labour popularity.
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A piece on Reform UK and their stance heading up to the next election would be interesting! Not a fan of them, but they are gaining national significance.
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After 14 years I believe the British public have had enough of the Tories.
Getting squeezed from the right and left. They've got nowhere to go, will be interesting to see how the election goes whenever this happens
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At least Skidmore had a spine & followed through, all the grown-ups talk about 'going green' yet do very little to help.
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Rishi has no rizz on god
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9 by elections under this clown what does that tell you
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If rishi really cares about the uk he'd resign
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while reforms vote share looks impressively close to their national polling, you have to take into consideration that national polls average out across all constituencies. So there will be some places where no one votes reform, some places where lots of people vote reform, and the average ends up around 10%. That means that in leave voting, rural, traditionally conservative, low diversity areas you would expect reform to achieve vote shares well above 10%, in the region of 15%+, just as in diverse remain voting inner cities you'd expect them to get votes in the low single digit percents. So the fact they only got around their national average in by elections in comfortable seats for them doesn't actually suggest they are doing all that well. If in the general election they get 13% of the vote share in all leave voting areas, and they get close to nothing in the other half of the country, their national vote share will not reach 10%
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@bobbyb373
3 months ago
Incredible results for Labour and abysmal ones for the Tories. Rishi’s recession is hurting a lot of voters and they’re tired of 14 years of Tory failures in government
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