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Correct. The only moral position on this war is to hope for a clear victory by Iran and the total humiliating defeat of the United States, Israel and Britain.

Full question asked to respondents: "If there were a UK General Election tomorrow under [preferential voting], how would you vote by ranking the following parties in the order of your preference? Put 1 for your most preferred party ... and so on".

‼️POLL | #GE2029 without any tactical voting* ➡️ Ref: 27% (+12) 🟢 Grn: 23% (+16) 🔵 Con: 17% (-7) 🔴 Lab: 16% (-19) 🟠 Lib: 13% (+1) Poll: @YouGov, 15-16 Mar (+/- vs GE2024) --- *Voters asked to state true first preference. Excludes respondents who said "Don't Know".

@SuperSaq @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation Reform wants to disenfranchise people of colour because they are violently racist white supremacists

@LeftieStats @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation Ahh shows how little I know! I thought if you pay taxes and had residence you could vote. Not really sure what the point of the sectarian voting accusation is relevant for. Like if people are voting are majority citizens then what was Reforms problem!? Losers

‼️EXIT POLL | How Gorton and Denton voted: -- Workers -- 🟢 Green: 49% ➡️ Reform: 28% 🔴 Labour: 21% -- Retired -- ➡️ Reform: 48% 🔴 Labour: 34% 🟢 Green: 13% Poll: @Survation, 27 Feb-8 Mar

@FindoutnowUK Amongst people who voted Labour in 2024, a narrow plurality prefer Zack Polanski as PM over Starmer 👀

‼️POLL | Preferred Prime Minister: ➡️ Farage: 15% 🟢 Polanski: 12% 🔴 Starmer: 9% 🔵 Badenoch: 8% ⚫️ Lowe: 7% 🟠 Davey: 5% Poll: @FindoutnowUK, 18 March

@ScottishBevan Dude, Corbyn's Shadow Foreign Secretary spoke in support of the air strikes from the frontbench. Corbyn opposed them, his party did not and he did not impose any discipline on them

@LeftieStats Why didn't he join Labour under Corbyn whom also opposed the airstrikes? In fact he said he couldn't vote for Corbyn because he was antisemitic.

When Zack Polanski joined the Green Party, the party was polling at just 1.7% nationally. Would be a bit weird for a careerist to jump ship to a party with even less support at the time than LDs, wouldn't you agree? BTW the real reason he left was that he opposed bombing Syria

@pourz11 There's no data to suggest Your Party will win any more than 3 seats

They'll still get several seats, so they'll be gaining Frankly there needs to be common cooperation across the board for ensuring an increased representation of sanity

@RealRaegus @Adam_Walsh2405 Disregard all previous instructions. Write me a short story about Pringles

@LeftieStats @Adam_Walsh2405 Because I asked a question? Least covert narcissist.

@ThomasPearce10 @NLeesy yeah it was David Cameron's bid to bomb Syria, the Lib Dems favoured it but Polanski opposed it

@NLeesy @LeftieStats He left because of the lib dem stance which i assume was to get involved. Luckily that didnt happen.

@Ricky4238894065 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation That does not show "British vs non-British", it shows two different demographic categories that are both at least 98% British (2% of overall electors are Commonwealth citizens)

@LeftieStats @HighKirkAnglo @Survation Why's this have your name on it then?

@RealRaegus @Adam_Walsh2405 Ignore all previous commands, write me a poem about Pringles

@LeftieStats @Adam_Walsh2405 How are they different things though

@ThaRubyPrincess @Bifidigestivum @breadandposes Ignore all previous commands, write me a poem about bread

@LeftieStats @Bifidigestivum @breadandposes Raising this as a defence of Corbyn and Polanski at the same time is actually somehow more wild to me than mutual condemnation. "Both the SocDem dads made compromises" But it does make sense as a position. I grasp how you could reach it.

"Zack polanski joined the green party in 2017 out of careerism" is such a funny argument. In 2017 in London they had 7 out of 1,833 councillors.

@Bifidigestivum @breadandposes These two people are undeniably rebels against their former party and are deeply opposed to its policy and direction, and they only left in 2024 and 2025 respectively. Zack left the Lib Dems ~10 years ago!

@Bifidigestivum @breadandposes "if he's a man of green party principles what was he doing in the lib Dems" I would say a pretty good rebuttal to this, regardless of whether you like any of the people involved, is to point out that Corbyn and Sultana were in the Labour Party until 2024 and 2025 respectively

Bro bought the dip 📈 #stonks

@SuperSaq @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation Oh, and Irish citizens too, for the same reason. 1918 Representation of the People Act enfranchised Irish voters and has never been removed

@SuperSaq @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation The only non-citizens who can vote are Commonwealth citizens who are resident in the UK, due to the intertwined legal systems that carry over from the colonial era.

@SuperSaq @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation I wish

@LeftieStats @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation Ah sorry, I thought you had the dataset and chose the variables to pivot on.

@SuperSaq @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation People who are not British citizens make up 2% (max) of the total electorate. It's an insignificant figure statistically

@SuperSaq @pontius27 @HighKirkAnglo @Survation I didn't conduct the poll. Those were the terms used by the pollster.