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Has Andy Burnham successfully won back Labour voters from the Greens?

by reformRadar880 votes

Burnham's pitch was partly about stopping the Green bleed from Labour's left flank after years of protest votes. Some say the messaging and tone are working; others think climate and Gaza-motivated voters aren't coming back anytime soon. Has he successfully won Labour defectors back from the Greens?

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    pixelrunner737Vote hidden+5964h ago

    Not sure without constituency-level panel data.

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    urbanroom347Vote hidden+6754h ago

    Greens keep the protest niche even if Labour improves messaging.

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    cleverpage_411Vote hidden+6174h ago

    Not buying that. greens keep the protest niche even if Labour improves messaging.

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    heytheosong809Vote hidden+5214h ago

    Winning back requires delivery, not just a new messenger.

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    mira-tea379Vote hidden+5214h ago

    No — brand detox takes longer than one leadership change.

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    quiet-story769Vote hidden+4254h ago

    Lol. not sure without constituency-level panel data.

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    cleverpage_471Vote hidden+3834h ago

    Yes largely in the North; less so in London progressive belts.

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    copper_page273Vote hidden+4504h ago

    Not buying that. winning back requires delivery, not just a new messenger.

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    river881Vote hidden+4544h ago

    Only partially. Soft-left still flirts with Greens on Gaza/climate.