I'll just leave this here .....


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election/2023/england/results

In reply to Post #1
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_United_Kingdom_local_elections


"Labour will be particularly disappointed that, while so far the Conservatives are five points down on 2022, their own share of the vote is only marginally up on last year. While the rebuff from the voters to the Conservatives was unambiguous, there may still be a question mark over the level of their enthusiasm for the Labour alternative."

In reply to Post #2
https://twitter.com/PolitlcsUK/status/1654138907502452740


Oops!

I heard that if the voting stays the same in the general election it'll end up as a hung parliament.

In reply to Post #4
Now that's a good idea... I'll get my rope ready

In reply to Post #5
Because there were no elections around here I haven't looked into it much but how did the Green's vote go. Any chance of them holding some power in a hung parliament?

In reply to Post #6
We did good by a small party standards. Overall gains of 241 seats and a first overall majority of a council in mid Suffolk. Shall steps but positive ones

In reply to Post #6
Nope.