But none of this is guaranteed to work. Voters opted for “change” last year – it was the electoral slogan in a word of plowing. They have not yet felt it, as Starmer himself recognized. It is not clear that they will be ready to wait, with cynicism apparently increasing.
As revealed by the study of the British elections, the laborer of the plowing in 2024 came in the middle of the high levels of political alienation with one in three voters saying that they had “no confidence” to politicians.
This kind of attitude makes an electoral landscape fragmented even more volatile. In the space of five years, British voters have strongly violated by giving a huge majority of 80 seats to the conservatives of Boris Johnson, to eject them with their worst results and put a massive landslide of 174 seats to the Labor Party of Starmer.
According to the Politico survey on polls, there is no clear favorite for the next elections. Reform UK is currently on 26%, over 24%work and conservatives out of 21%. Could Farage convert this position into a realistic offer for Downing Street?
Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London, is skeptical about the chances of reform to gain power on a national level in the next general elections in 2029. “I suspect that, only, there is still a ceiling to their support given how badly is poorly considered by most brits, taking into account the probability that some people cannot be in place for the laboratory and End of the workforce.
“That said, I did not exclude him completely – what kind of results” first after the position “could vomit if workers and preservatives remain phenomenally unpopular and that we have, say, four parts obtaining approximately 20%, who knows?”
Noah Keate contributed the reports.
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