With Andy Burnham walking back a lot of his more left-leaning policies, and falling closer in line with Starmer-ism, does it make sense to push a heavy campaign in the seat? There are already 60 Labour MPs calling for PR, would Labour see this defeat (either to Greens, or to Reform on a split center / left vote), as an even greater reason to call for proportional representation?
Given the massive biased smear campaign going into Thursday I was nervous, but overall feel like we made a lot of good progress and have a lot to celebrate! Curious how we did relative to original projections though. Thanks for any help! How are you feeling?
Hey everyone! I love to play around / tweak logos and symbols for fun (mostly 3D printing and colouring). I know the classic democratic socialist logo is the fist with Rose, but given the Rose is Labour’s logo, I swapped it with the Greens flower. In the centre I replaced the continents with the iron front (anti-fascist) arrows. Thoughts?
Reform seems to be picking up a lot of seats due to FPTP with slim margins. Do you think these results will pressure Labour into pursuing fairer and more representative voting methods?
The media has been on the attack on every little thing against the Greens. How do we recover from the onslaught of media smearing? Can Zack and the party recover the forward momentum?