Can Labour improve its poll ratings by going in a more progressive direction? - Yes. My research showing this was published by the Fabians last week. Click the link to go to the report. fabians.org.uk/publication/...
My Article on how NHS waiting times are improving within Hastings & St Leonards was published in the Hastings Independent. It can be viewed in the following link: www.capturepolitics.co.uk/post/east-su...
My analysis of Labour's problems has been published by the @thefabians.bsky.social . Lost support has mostly gone to left-liberal parties. To regain support, I argue Labour needs to go in a more progressive direction & create a progressive coalition to beat Reform. fabians.org.uk/publication/...
My research on understanding Labour's losses in the local elections was published by @labourlist.bsky.social today. You can read the article here: labourlist.org/2026/05/why-...
How do we rebuild Labour’s electoral coalition? 🗳️🌹
The 2024 election saw Labour win a landslide, built on targeting key voters in marginal seats.
In this pamphlet, @jamespren.bsky.social examines why Labour has struggled to hold its coalition and how a progressive one could be built.
📊 Ref lead of 7pts
Westminster voting intention
REF: 28% (-2)
CON: 21% (+2)
LAB: 20% (-2)
GRN: 13% (+2)
LDEM: 12% (-1)
via @Moreincommon_, 13 - 16 Mar
Chgs. w/ 09 Mar
britainelects.com
James Prentice
UK (GB), More in Common:
Andy Burnham as leader of the Labour Party
LAB-S&D: 30% (+8)
REFORM~NI: 27% (-2)
CON~ECR: 20% (+1)
LDEM-RE: 11% (-2)
GREENS-G/EFA: 7% (-4)
SNP-G/EFA: 3%
+/- vs. Starmer as leader of the Labour Party
Fieldwork: May 2026
➤ europeelects.eu/uk
