New poll by Savanta and Electoral Calculus puts Labour on track to take 516 seats, with an estimated majority of 382 – twice the size of Tony Blair’s 1997 landslide.
New poll by Savanta and Electoral Calculus puts Labour on track to take 516 seats, with an estimated majority of 382 – twice the size of Tony Blair’s 1997 landslide.
The projected poll places the Tories on just 53 seats - with even the PM losing his seat. This would place the Tories with lowest number of seats since 1832 when party was formed.
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as a trans person im more worried about starmer's labour in power than i am the tories
Well, on the face of it, that seems really daft. Care to elaborate?
his closeness with mums net, his refusal to condemn duffield, the fact that wes streeting is a full on terf, the fact they've already committed to implementing the debunked cass review nonsense (despite the tories coming out and saying it was purely a partisan driven narrative), and the fact that i know tories are shit but labour is supposed to be better yet here comes tony blair being trotted out to peddle more transphobia.
oh and the fact that starmer wants to be like thatcher.
Will, I can't say you don't have your reasons. I don't share them, but, honestly, this particular aspect of their policy isn't my main concern at this election. I really really hope that you're wrong and they prove to be more progressive than you fear.
Concerns such as?