38 Degrees notes voter demand for bold action despite optimism
2 Sep 24 6:39 AM · 3d ago · 2 posts · 3 comments · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
38 Degrees, co-conductor of the poll, frames the findings as showing signs of optimism, but emphasizes that voter sentiment continues to demand bold and fast action from leadership.
“There are signs of optimism and even hope, but what has not changed is the way voters are crying out for bold action, fast.”
Veronica Hawking, 38 Degrees Campaigns Director
Andy Burnham Prime Minister
Nigel Farage Reform UK leaderSurvation & 38 Degrees Polling firms
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As our Campaigns Director, Veronica Hawking, says: “There are signs of optimism and even hope, but what has not changed is the way voters are crying out for bold action, fast." Read more in the @theguardian.com:
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Oh so I’m not actually free to choose how to use my vote? You can conspire to prevent other voters from being heard but I can’t sell my vote? Curious how you engage in one shady practice that benefits you but recoil at another
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Hahahah vote for Labour? The party that had a Lord sending state secrets to Israel via Jeffrey Epstein? The establishment has you believing the only option is the status quo of poverty and neoliberalism buddy.
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Reform are just Tories but more explicitly evil. They are an existential threat to the UK. You should vote Labour to keep them and the Tories away from power. It's the only patriotic option.
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