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I’m acrually surprised Burnham isn’t ahead at this honeymoon phase.

17 minutes ago, Steve201 said:

I’m acrually surprised Burnham isn’t ahead at this honeymoon phase.

Both those recent polls were before he officially became PM though

Yeh only just though so no effect for the cabinet announcements etc.

I've said it before but I think Reform are really spent politically. I'd be surprised if they are polling at 10% by the time the election comes round.

I dunno, I think there’s enough people sold by the ‘stop the boats’ tagline and anti-trans hate to keep reform at 20%

Well only time will tell I guess but I think by 2028 we'll be back to 2 party politics.

7 minutes ago, Gezza said:

Well only time will tell I guess but I think by 2028 we'll be back to 2 party politics.

It does sort of feel its heading that way.

The Tories (for some reason) seem to be doing better, as do Labour. With Reform starting to falter and Green's momentum seems to have stalled a bit.

I guess 2/ 3 years is a long time. But yeah, I can see it basically being Labour vs Tories come the next election too. That's assuming Reform continue their decent.

9 hours ago, Gezza said:

I've said it before but I think Reform are really spent politically. I'd be surprised if they are polling at 10% by the time the election comes round.

I agree. Can't see them winning. Labour will with a much reduced majority.

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