Matthew Felgate

Shy Reform voters?

Right wing parties 44% Left wing parties 50% But the split within the left and right split can produce wildly different results if they come to pass at a general election.

@Ipsos_in_the_UK @keiranpedley Are you going to do some podcast episodes this election?

6 in 10 expect Labour to lose councillors at these elections, and half of Londoners are considering voting for the Greens. Poll-in-1 with @keiranpedley ⛳

@jakonian People getting to know him.

Intrigued as to what is causing Polanski to become less popular. Perhaps the effect of a “new leader” is wearing off

@novaramedia Insanity.

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced the location of the city’s first publicly owned supermarket. novaramedia.com/2026/04/13/mam…

@herbertong Is that it?

🚨 Tesla now has 15 Unsupervised Robotaxis across three cities: • Austin: 13 • Dallas: 1 • Houston: 1 Multi-city rollout is officially underway. $TSLA

Very reminiscent of Corbynistas.

They all seem to be of the calibre of saying things like "How can you possibly not vote Green? Do you hate poor people?"

Are there any nice green supporters on social media?!

@nishkidoonoo But only 15 are unsupervised.

601 robotaxis between bay area, austin, dallas and houston as of today $TSLA

@Kalshi What's AOC got to do with the Democrat Party?

BREAKING: 45% chance Democrats win the Presidency, House, and Senate — a record high.

It's one thing to have bad poll ratings in government, it's another to have bad poll ratings in opposition.

Con 17% and some Conservatives are happy with Kemi's leadership?! Have they all got Stockholm syndrome?!

@Its_ereko "Free Cuba. Not from its leaders." This is why you are wrong.

🇧🇷🇨🇺🚨 BREAKING: Lula just said what the world has been thinking. "Stop this damned blockade on Cuba and let the Cuban people live their lives." Cuba has problems. But they are Cuba's problems. Not Lula's. Not Trump's. Not the empire's. The US has punished Cuba for decades. Sanctions. Blockades. Regime change attempts. None of it worked. Cubans are still standing. Still surviving. Still waiting for the world to let them breathe. Lula is not begging. He's demanding. The blockade is not policy. It's cruelty. And the world is tired of watching. Spread the truth. Free Cuba. Not from its leaders. From the blockade. Let the Cuban people live.

I wonder if the prime minister will be forced to resign after the local elections when Peter Mandelson appointment revelations come out?

@allan_walt35944 @JLPartnersPolls @spectator @RestoreBritain_ @RupertLowe10 Lol

@JLPartnersPolls @spectator Watch @RestoreBritain_ win the race, @RupertLowe10 will win i know the people will be confident in this.

NEW: GB voting intention in @spectator Reform maintains a 7-point lead over Labour, with Conservatives dropping back to third place REF 28% (+1) LAB 21% (+1) CON 18% (-2) GRN 14% (=) LDEM 11% (-1) OTH 7% (-1) Fieldwork: 8-9 April, 3,506 GB adults

@jeremycorbyn Do you want to talk about some of the people you call friends?

As the Prime Minister is exposed yet again for his appalling appointment of Mandelson, we must keep in our minds the victims of grotesque sexual abuse. It is the victims who must be remembered. It is the victims who must be supported. And it is the victims who deserve justice.

They most value thing is books printed before the start of AI.

@technopopulist But you are right about Labour turning to PR.

@technopopulist He's barely in Your Party. He wants to be an independent. The Greens won't stand against him.

A few predictions, and feel free to bookmark. I believe Jeremy Corbyn will, at some point, wind up Your Party and defect to the Greens. I would be surprised if that didn’t happen. Corbyn is an old man, and he dropped the ball on his new venture by handing so much influence to Zarah Sultana. He will want to end his political life on a high note, and there are not many meaningful ideological differences between him and Zack Polanski. It makes sense. Second, I think the trade unions will begin shifting funding away from the Labour Party and towards the Greens. That will be a significant moment in British politics, and I do not think it is far off. This is downstream of Andy Burnham not being given a route back into the House of Commons. (If Angela Rayner replaces Keir Starmer, however, that will throw a spanner in the works.) Third, I expect the Parliamentary Labour Party to push for proportional representation at the next general election, likely along the lines of the Senedd model. This will be driven partly by principle, but also by a clear instinct for self-preservation.