New piece by me looking at multilevel voting in Wales🏴
- Voter switching between Westminster and the Senedd🔁
- How popular are the parties?
- Seat projections for expanded Senedd
All using new @WalesGovernance Welsh Election Study data
https://t.co/mRPaTBrssV
@AbolishWestmin@JoshHousden@WalesGovernance This is YouGov’s own seat projection not mine. But to be honest a change of just a couple points for any of these parties has big effects - I’d focus on the order of parties rather than actual numbers
Finally it gives us information about coalition possibilities and proportionality of the results. I've written up an explainer here that outlines how it works, what it does and doesn't do, and also plans for improvement
https://t.co/aG915HAoMs
Over last year I've been building a Senedd Election Simulator tool. It gives a useful (I hope!) visual explainer of how the new election system turns votes into seats.
🧵 on some of what it can do below:
https://t.co/pPE1ReHLIt
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BREAKFAST BRIEFING: Join @Jaclarner & @RWynJones on Thursday to discuss new data and analysis from the Wales Election Study:
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Finally, I provide seat projections for expanded Senedd using these numbers
- We don't know final constituency pairings, so I run the model on 1000 possible twining arrangements
- Range of results are plotted below, along with the mean number of seats for each party
New piece by me looking at multilevel voting in Wales🏴
- Voter switching between Westminster and the Senedd🔁
- How popular are the parties?
- Seat projections for expanded Senedd
All using new @WalesGovernance Welsh Election Study data
https://t.co/mRPaTBrssV
Why? Because Labour voters really like Plaid Cymru! Below is a 0-10 'party like' plot by 2024 vote
- Some of these Labour voters are Plaid supporters voting tactically
- We also see multilevel partisanship/party ID: 16% of Labour partisans say they support to Plaid at Welsh level
✍️ "Perhaps the most intriguing development in Wales was the surge of Reform UK."
🚨NEW: As Welsh Labour gets a new leader, @Jaclarner unpacks the general election result in Wales, exploring the potential cracks in Welsh Labour's foundations.
https://t.co/WhB0YFIcFT
New piece from me about Eluned Morgan's election.
While unity and continuity may sound good for Welsh Labour, something different is needed for Wales
https://t.co/H6R6KZR0dd
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Clear trend emerging in Wales:
- Labour vote down across South Wales, but not facing much competition at all
- Plaid up everywhere
- Reform likely will finish second in vote share
- Tory drop off in line with most pessimistic polls