@DemocratSteve@lucky0i9@electionmapsuk Incorrect- it helps to know about your subject before commenting. And anyway as a new party with many unexpected wins it was likely many would not be able to actually carry out the job because of commitments. What the legacy parties' excuse.
@CheckCharlieB Ha ha ha - Tories in 2026 are either above 75 (the only category who still have them in the lead) or straight lunatics. Badenoch can't even hold on to the deposits or get a 1000 votes in by elections. Beaten by those Restore weirdos in Manchester.
@bryansgunn Flat caps had gone from being totally universal to only worn by old men by the start of the 60s and within 2 or 3 years even starting to disappear amongst them.
@MaggiesMole Calm down love - she's not even expected to be leader of her own party by the start of 2027 - Cleverlys odds to be Tory leader are better than those shown here.
@t_nishy24372041@YouGov You do known that favourability means precisely nothing. If Thatcher had been polled under it at her peak in 83 she'd have had by far the worse favourability. Polarising leaders & great leaders will never do well. It's just an obscure way of giving Blob mediocrities a boost.
@YouGov Reform despite having to put up with a 95% hostile media starting to extend their lead again. Once Burnham has to actually do something about will be back to Starmer levels. Farage the peoples' favourite on his way to PM.
@Philip__Hills@spectator What a ridicuous comment. Reform will very likely have a minimum of 250 more MPs many candidates very attractive propositions. But you for some strange reason think they are going to restrict themselves to the original 8.
@JAHeale As a Reform supporter this is very good news indeed. He's still a Tory many have been suspicious of him since he joined. Now he's showing we were right all along.