@AphexColthorpe@PedagogyMaxima Most Green voters did tactically vote just not all - all parties have die-hards who won’t vote for anyone else +many Green voters on the Māori roll weren’t purely voting tactically and given the high electorate votes for Greens. Greens actually won support of many Māori voters.
@craigUTB86@geohollifield How can someone ‘grow up in Oxbridge’ as in growing up in either or both universities? That makes no fucking sense. As I said, Oxbridge is a neighbourhood in Stockton, google it or smth
@euphorichaIsey Does it matter that much? The final seat tally won’t be different as lists will offset the differences in constituency seats.
We’re not that lucky in the UK.
@llwtydeer@ThatGarthGuy KCC has not been red in ages. Most of those Labour seats have only been held by small majorities and much bigger conservative majorities. And I didn’t say Kent and Texas were equivalent I just said that Kent is the closest imo.
@LostTransport@RhysBenjamin His tweet literally opposes all conversion therapy including gay conversion therapy. Learn to read and dont make me defend tories.
@ChiefTeef8@RayyvanaTTV He was victim to one of the most racist campaigns in recent US history.
Muslims only make up 2% of Michigan’s population, it’s just very concentrated in Dearborn which voted red and with a very high Green vote in 2024.
@llwtydeer@ThatGarthGuy I personally think Kent is the closest. It’s the largest non-metropolitan county and has a strong ex-Londoner population which makes it a tad more diverse than other provincial counties.
@RealityTelly@guiltyasinights Right, but the Scottish Greens are also pro-independence. The idea that you need to support the SNP is incoherent. Not saying you can’t- but you don’t need to.