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'Labour won't win back left defectors with squeeze messaging alone'

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By Matthew McGregor, Matthew Mcgregor
| LabourList
Joseph McNamara, a 77-year old man living in Gorton, told the Independent last week why he had switched from voting Labour to voting Green in the by-election. “Starmer is for the higher-ups rather than the lower-downs. He promises things and says, ‘Oh yes I’ll do this, do that’. At the end of the day nothing happens.” Much of the media commentary about collapse in support for Labour since 2024 has focused on those Labour voters who now say they’ll vote for Farage’s Reform party.
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Revolt on the Left report publication

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By Matthew McGregor, Matthew Mcgregor
| 38 Degrees
Mar 5th, 2026 By Matthew McGregor Today we’ve published new research with Persuasion UK which looks at the growing “revolt on the left”. By this, we mean the voters Labour is losing to the Green Party, plus the Liberal Democrats and nationalist parties. This is published a week on from Labour’s loss of the Gorton and Denton by-election to the Greens.
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'Ending the two-Child limit: A victory for decency—and a turning point for Labour' - LabourList

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By Matthew McGregor, Matthew Mcgregor
| LabourList
Voters have been crying out for change for years. They have been increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of change almost since Labour were elected. It’s why the party’s approval ratings are reaching ‘friends and family’ levels of bad. But the positive reaction from voters to this Budget suggests a new pathway; that when the government is bold, and argues with clarity and conviction, it can win a hearing.
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