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Manchester Mayoral By-Election Poll

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By Charlie Buckley, Louis O'Geran, Luke Tryl
| moreincommon.org.uk
Elections Politics More in Common’s polling of Greater Manchester ahead of this week’s mayoral by-election finds that Bev Craig is the clear frontrunner, most voters feel positively about Burnham's legacy as mayor, and the cost of living, crime and antisocial behaviour rank as top issues for residents.
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The Final MRP of Keir Starmer's Premiership

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By Louis O'Geran, Luke Tryl
| moreincommon.org.uk
More in Common’s last MRP under Keir Starmer’s premiership displays the challenging electoral map Burnham is inheriting. An election tomorrow would likely see a hung parliament with Reform UK the largest party. Reform’s retreat continues: Reform UK are projected to win 293 seats, 31 fewer than in More in Common’s April model and 88 fewer than in January. They would be 33 short of a majority. A Conservative uptick?
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Could an independent steal Farage’s thunder?

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By Luke Tryl
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Nigel Farage has never been afraid to gamble, and many times before he’s seen his big bets pay off. His decision to resign as the MP for Clacton and trigger a by-election is, in many ways, very much in his playbook: a bold electoral gambit, pitched as a fight with the establishment.
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