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Senedd Election 2026

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I’m flat out on Thursday but I’ll find a way. There’s no excuse really, I don’t buy it.

But could trial it maybe. I still think it will have minimal difference if any.
 
Wife is doing her usual stint as a poll clerk in Tycoch. She has her instructions that she’s not allowed to wear red, blue, light blue, green or orange. It’ll be black and white as usual.

I was a poll clerk 3 or 4 times, although not since Covid. I don't remember being told to avoid wearing certain colour clothing, is that a relatively new thing or did I just completely miss those instructions I wonder?
 
I was a poll clerk 3 or 4 times, although not since Covid. I don't remember being told to avoid wearing certain colour clothing, is that a relatively new thing or did I just completely miss those instructions I wonder?
She’s been doing it since just before Covid and has always been told to avoid wearing party political colours. It’s now more explicit and clear about what colours to avoid.
 
I was a poll clerk 3 or 4 times, although not since Covid. I don't remember being told to avoid wearing certain colour clothing, is that a relatively new thing or did I just completely miss those instructions I wonder?
I'm a presiding officer tomorrow - wearing party colours is discouraged and we've been told to expect more potential questions regarding election integrity.
 
I'm a presiding officer tomorrow - wearing party colours is discouraged and we've been told to expect more potential questions regarding election integrity.
First thing Reform will do if they don’t perform as they hope is shout “fixed election”. They did it when Plaid put them on their arse in Caerphilly a few months ago. Straight out of the MAGA playbook and their sheep like cult lap it all up.
 
First thing Reform will do if they don’t perform as they hope is shout “fixed election”. They did it when Plaid put them on their arse in Caerphilly a few months ago. Straight out of the MAGA playbook and their sheep like cult lap it all up.
It's started already.
 
No voter ID requirement for Senedd elections but it is in General Elections and English local elections.
 
Last two polls tonight both show Plaid as the largest party by varying percentages.

I wonder if there’s such a thing as a shy Reform vote as people won’t admit to pollsters that they plan on voting for them. It’s always been a bit of a thing that pollsters tended to underestimate the Tory vote at least partly for that reason. We’ll find out on Friday I suppose.
 
Last two polls tonight both show Plaid as the largest party by varying percentages.

I wonder if there’s such a thing as a shy Reform vote as people won’t admit to pollsters that they plan on voting for them. It’s always been a bit of a thing that pollsters tended to underestimate the Tory vote at least partly for that reason. We’ll find out on Friday I suppose.
Also feel some people say they are voting for Reform and don't actually bother voting at all.
 
Also feel some people say they are voting for Reform and don't actually bother voting at all.
That may also be possible. Although the right wing vote tends to skew older and older people are always more likely to vote.
 
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