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Fascinating that 33% of Reflag’s new voters didn’t vote in 2024. Was this similar for the Leave vote in 2016? A cohort of people who are only motivated to vote when it’s *against* something they’ve been told to blame for their problems.

It seems like Labours mission is to pave the way for a Reform government. Doing a great job sadly.

Biggest loss is to 'not going to vote'?

Presumably, Labour's plan was to usurp the Tories and become the centre-right party of choice in the UK? Or the current leadership are just very right wing and believe in right wing/free market only policies? Comes to the same thing, I guess. But clearly they're heading electorally in the wrong 》》

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Note; You can't win over Reform voters so stop trying.

Labour also faces more direct competition from left-liberal parties for the voters that they've lost to indecision. These Lab -> undecided voters like the Liberal Democrats, Greens, and Plaid Cymru a lot more than they like Reform UK and the Conservatives. So, these party blocs matter.

The complete collapse of Starmer's Labour is the latest and clearest example of why the liberal obsession with "let's just all work very hard to get the neoliberal corpocrat elected and everything will be fine". There's compromising, which is good, and then there's capitulation to these ghouls

They have probably lost millions of voters because of total inaction on Gaza. Labour under Starmer and the present cabinet will probably never get those votes back.

Vilification by the media is working. Yippee, we’re all fascists now!

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And pal, the POLICIES of a party and it's support dictate which bloody wing they are on. Now, get back to me when you've learned the 'British' language.

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