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Labour will win for the reason that the right wing vote is split. Hope they do more than continue the status quo
I think they'd still win by a large margin even if they weren't split.
Based on current polling. 16% Reform + 19% Tory
So 36-39% add that some Tories make up the 11% Lib Dem polling.
Yeah, if Tory voters were united, it would be bloody close polling wise.
Starmer has given his most sincere assurances that they have no plans to.