Paul C

The British electorate is completely fragmenting. Traditional party loyalty is dead, replaced by tactical voting, regional splits, and deep voter cynicism. If you’re still trying to align yourself with a legacy party brand based on headlines, you are playing an outdated game. ​The data shows a massive gap between public perception and reality: ​The 30% Ceiling: No single major party holds a firm grip on even a third of the electorate. The two-party monopoly has collapsed into volatile, shifting blocks. ​The Policy Disconnect: Polling constantly proves that when you strip the party branding away from actual manifesto text, voters routinely choose policies they claim to oppose. ​The Seat Squeeze: Minor percentage shifts are now triggering massive, unpredictable swings across the country, making traditional seat modeling useless. ​Stop guessing where you fit based on partisan spin. ​Find out exactly which political frameworks your views actually align with when you remove the logos and the noise. No bias, just the data. ​Test your real alignment here: whoshouldivoteforuk.co.uk

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@RobertJenrick The implementation of this was utterly ridiculous, particularly under the Tories. It's embarrassing for the country, which should strive for success based on merit, not virtue, and not through signalling.

NEW: Reform are announcing an overhaul of ridiculous government contract rules to cut waste and back British jobs 🇬🇧 Under rules created by the Tories in 2012 and kept by Labour, companies must show how they: -create positive action programmes to promote diversity -work towards net zero emissions and influence their customers to do so too -develop ‘inclusive’ hiring practices -provide help with English language proficiency -raise awareness of modern slavery, including by running online campaigns and working with NGOs. And much, much more nonsense… These rules influence how hundreds of billions of pounds of YOUR money is spent. Since David Cameron’s Social Value Public Services Act was introduced in 2012, eyewatering amounts will have been wasted on nonsense that doesn’t benefit the British people. A Reform Government will scrap the social value test and focus on two things: -creating jobs and investment in Britain -delivering value for money for you, the taxpayer We will unashamedly back British firms, buying British wherever possible. And our plan to simplify procurement will cut out the distractions so that companies are focussed on the things that matter. This will make it a level playing field for smaller companies to compete against big corporations again. There will be plenty more reforms to come in this place from @danny__kruger as we ramp up our plan for government.

@robprogressive If you account for inflation-adjusted, then yes, the drop is this big, but nominally, no, that's incorrect. It's around 15 to 20% according to the Land Registry.

In Chelsea & Mayfair, house prices have dropped 30-50%

NO-ONE predicted this. No-one

Prime central areas have fallen back to 2017 levels A price rewind of a whole decade. With inflation, we are all the way back at 2008 real prices This means that now prime central London is affordable You can buy in the greatest capital in the world. You can make income & profit  A decade ago; impossible, Now, a REALITY  And the crash & falling prices have not finished yet, according to many billionaires & biggest global fund managers If you'd like to invest better & leverage the falling property prices click here: robmoore.live/sunday

The NHS needs major reforms. Leveraging AI and centralising (removing trusts) should streamline care delivery and contract management, leading to cost reductions. AI efficiency could enable hiring more doctors and nurses. This is, in my opinion, the only way the NHS can truly improve.

Wes Streeting has accused the NHS of a “cover-up culture” over the Nottingham maternity scandal. The former health secretary has demanded that NHS bosses who refused to give evidence about the scandal should be summoned before MPs ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07/0…

@LeftieStats Whoshouldivoteforuk.co.uk

@LeftieStats I don't foresee a landslide win. Based on recent trends, I predict a coalition of Labour, Lib Dems, and Greens. The right would only stand a chance if they managed to unite and tactically vote – something they often struggle with.

🗳️ 2 years on from #GE2024, what does the projected seat count look like for #GE2029? ➡️ Ref: 288 ( +283 ) 🔴 Lab: 87 ( -324 ) 🟠 Lib: 79 ( +7 ) 🔵 Con: 65 ( -56 ) 🟡 Nat: 59 ( +46 ) 🟢 Grn: 44 ( +40 ) ⚪️ Oth: 28 ( +4 ) Most likely government: Reform minority ➡️

Andy Burnham enters Number 10 with a fragile mandate. His war on the Downing Street "boys' club" isn't progressive modernisation. It is a defensive shield. Making leaks against female cabinet ministers a sacking offence creates a perfect trap. It lets Burnham purge factional rivals under the guise of HR compliance. It also buys immediate survival. Senior female MPs have the numbers to paralyse his agenda before his first budget. This alignment blocks a backbench mutiny. Anonymous briefing drives Westminster rebellions. Outlawing it gives Number 10 total control to crush dissent without triggering an open party war. Leaks destroy weak leaders. Burnham isn't cleaning up the playground; he is disarming his enemies before the real fights over tax and spending begin.

@jwilsonofficial @PoliticsPollss Really good Idea 👍

@PaulCvote @PoliticsPollss Perhaps rather than pay no tax they pay it and reclaim it to put down as a deposit.

Andy Burnham is considering exempting young people from paying income tax for the first three years of full-time employment so they can save money for a house. Would you support or oppose this?

@PippaCrerar @peterwalker99 @LexyTopping He realizes his options are severely limited. His plans hinge on further tax hikes, but if he doesn't implement them, the bond market will undermine his strategy, leaving him with little room to maneuver.

Andy Burnham: dodging scrutiny, or just a different type of communicator? By @peterwalker99, @LexyTopping & me 👇 theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

@TomK_Brit1993 @grok is this true?

Kemi Badenoch said she'd rather have Labour in power than Nigel Farage's Reform. That tells you all you need to know.

@KemiBadenoch Starmer resigned because he has no clear plan. Britain cannot afford another directionless government from a party focused on tax, spending, and open borders.

Labour has no plan. That's why Keir Starmer has had to resign. It’s time for Labour to get a grip. Britain cannot afford another directionless government.

@PolitlcsUK If an election were called, who would you vote for? Find out which party best aligns with your views. Whoshouldivoteforuk.co.uk

@PolitlcsUK No suprise. Labour have a huge majority. It'll be political suicide on the same level as Theresa May.

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham has confirmed on Reddit that he will not call an early general election

Calling the £1.15 trillion expenditure and steel nationalisation an "industrial strategy" is economically illiterate. Westminster is bloating the state balance sheet to buy out foreign corporate failure. Rushing this bill through the Lords to snatch British Steel from its Chinese owners is a panic move to save regional seats. It forces the UK taxpayer to become the buyer of last resort for uncompetitive industry. Private capital walked away for a reason. The state now inherits massive, unquantified environmental liabilities, pension deficits, and operational messes. After burning hundreds of millions under the 2025 Special Measures Act to keep Scunthorpe on life support, this nationalisation locks in a permanent cash drain. Politically, it is a desperate play to hold volatile working-class voters against right-wing insurgencies and independents. Ministers are trapped by their own national security rhetoric. They have surrendered all bargaining power, ensuring future budgets will bleed endlessly to underwrite industrial decay. There is no exit strategy.

@UniteRightUK Absolutely agree. The right need to be way more pragmatic

There were 12 council by-elections yesterday. Reform won 3, Tories won 1 - 33% of seats up for election. Had tactical voting taken place, the result would have been very different. Reform would have won 6, Tories would have won 2 - 67% of seats up for election.

@YouGov The bond market is the ultimate judge on policy

Britons tend to feel it's more important for an Andy Burnham government to pursue policies it believes are right than to stick to the policies in the Labour manifesto Pursue policies it believes are right: 48% Stick to manifesto promises: 16% Something else: 14%

@andyburnham The excuses have already started 🤣

Quick apologies if you're waiting for a reply on my Reddit AMA. We may have actually crashed Reddit which has meant my answers haven’t loaded… They should start appearing soon, and thanks to everyone who sent in a question!

@Nigel_Farage She needs more time. The Uniparty doesn't want to lose grip.

Kemi Badenoch is refusing to call for an election because she knows the public hasn’t forgiven her or the Tories for 14 failed years in office. She is a coward.

@awakendutch @ABridgen Yes they will sir!

@PaulCvote @ABridgen Same with me, after i was several times banned, I went to X. Still healthy as ever as a pure blood. Our blood and sperm, will be the gold of the future😉

Tucker Carlson says Covid 19 ‘vaccines’ didn’t work and killed lots of people around the world and also caused cancer, even now no one wants to talk about them. He says Governments and corporations involved have committed the biggest ever crime against humanity. Bravo Tucker