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That would be great news, but there’s a long way to go. Lots of closet racists out there.The last few polls I seen had Plaid marginally ahead of Reform, this latest one has Plaid well ahead of Reform, although there are still a few months to go, it's looking good for Plaid to win the election, at this latest rate of travel could they even get a majority of seats.
And a few on here...That would be great news, but there’s a long way to go. Lots of closet racists out there.
The TV was on in the background last night and this is what I thought I heard, but wasn’t entirely sure. Let’s hope that Plaid can sustain this level of support over the coming months and that the Reform support cools off.
It’s fully PR for the first time. No one is getting a majority. Vote Plaid. It’s the only way. Anything else gets Farage.I would hope Labour and Green voters, seeing the lie of the land, would vote tactically for Plaid. I would.
PS I don't know how the election is structured. Is there any form of PR?
What do you think Plaid will do different to Labour, I think their polices will be along the same lines, closer even.It’s fully PR for the first time. No one is getting a majority. Vote Plaid. It’s the only way. Anything else gets Farage.
I’ll let you know when the manifestos are available.What do you think Plaid will do different to Labour, I think their polices will be along the same lines, closer even.
I don't like Lorath he's comes across as another political talking horse and we got enough of those, Farage being top dog in that regard.
To be honest I have no idea on who I'd vote for, it won't be Labour, Plaid and definitely not Reform.
I’m not sure that’s strictly true (the last two sentences I mean)It’s fully PR for the first time. No one is getting a majority. Vote Plaid. It’s the only way. Anything else gets Farage.
It’s my campaign slogan and I’m sticking to it. Vote Plaid or get Farage. It’s a dirty business. Truth is what you want it to be.I’m not sure that’s strictly true (the last two sentences I mean)
If you don’t want Reform, but also don’t want Labour involved in any coalition there’s an equally valid argument for voting either Green or Lib Dem - especially if that poll is anywhere near accurate in terms of the National picture.
It’s definitely the safest bet to get what you want and if you can get that percentage up to high 50s then you’re quids in irrespective of anything else.It’s my campaign slogan and I’m sticking to it. Vote Plaid or get Farage. It’s a dirty business. Truth is what you want it to be.![]()