What the conservatives fail to understand is that it isn’t simply a dislike of their policies, it is a deep and fundamental distrust of their party and government
No, it is their undisguised hatred and disdain for the native population of this country that has made more than two thirds of their voters walk away. Zero Seats for the Tories. Zero Seats for Conform UK.
I feel like the opposite is the problem for some of them: they believe that if they just get rid of the leadership, it will patch-over what is, fundamentally, a deeply divided party on policy. At this point, anyone who COULD actually win the premiership in a party election would be practically unelectable in the general. Rishi will stay the PM until then, as much for the desire to not put Braverman in front of a hot mic again, as anything else.
Risky Soon-Out will hear the death knell of his government as millions of UK people vote against the government in the local elections. The police force is underfunded and broken. We have no UK National Guard to get the marchers off our high streets. The NHS which should be a National Healing Service is underfunded and propped up by subcontracting to private healthcare. Central funding to local councils has been reduced. they can't even afford to properly fix the potholes in the roads. And so on . . . .
Spoiler: yes, Rish! will survive. He will lose around 400 seats but keep one or two metro mayors and will spin it as 'not that bad,' 'governments typically do badly at local elections,' blah blah blah. We need a general election to get the Tories out asap.
google; stop the tories dot vote - for your tactical voting choice and you find which candidate in your local constituency has the best chance of beating the tories, ensuring the tories loose as big as possible. Even if you think these elections arn't important, Sunak thinks so, his party will judge him based on how the tories do in these elections, make your feelings known and bring a friend to vote.
I just hope that the people remember when they vote that more than anything sunak hates to loose, really grinds on his bones, kicking the torys out is the same as kicking sunak out...
@@raw726 no because of his uselessness. When he was Lord Furlough Bountiful in 2020 he was the most popular of the Johnson cabinet by some distance. Keep the race card out of it.
Unfortunately, we will never be able to. I personally believe that any time a PM resigns or there is a mass exodus of MPs and government ministers, an election should be automatically triggered even without Parliamentary vote. Put power back in our hands, not theirs.
Yes and its not like they are any better. They are 20 points ahead not due to policy or a charismatic leader or drive and ideas. But simply as they are not the Tories and the only alternative. Its comical.
@@Simon-xc5oy Oh yeah, definitely. If anything it's a testament to how unlikeable the Labour Party is that there is a discussing about whether IF the Cons can turn it around instead of it being a foregone conclusion.
Short answer, no. Because with tactical voting involved, I can see the Tories lose way more than 500 seats. Should that come to pass, I can see Sunak calling a snap election to prevent a leadership challenge. His ego won't allow him being replaced.
@cantin8697Does it matter anyways if he’s going to get thrown out by his own party? He has two choices, if the local elections go bad for the tories (which they will). And that is to resign or call a general election.
That is what I am hoping for. The Tories cant foist another leader / PM on us. If he gets caned and I hope he does, then they should try to remove him and he should then be pushed into an election. Then they will be out totally for years. ITs pathetic seeing him cling on and spin and twist and lie and scheme and frighten people with attacks on Benefits, just to keep himself and his party in power up until the end of the year. Its not going to improve. People distrust, dislike and want rid of them. Labour are no better, they will win simply as they are not the Tories. What an utter mess it all is.
@cantin8697 You have to laugh. He schemed and got Johnson pushed out. And now due to his inept failures he is about to be stabbed in the back the same. I cant see why he wants to even stay on. He does not need the money, the second he is out he will be off abroad to continue to tax dodge with his wife and make bank like Blair. The only reason he is still there now is due to his ego. He cant face calling an election he knows he will lose with his party. I hope its forced and the back stabbing, poor bashing snake, gets a severe dose of his own medicine.
@@CFFB7742 Thing is they tried it. A referendum was given on Prop Representation by Clegg and Cameron back in 2010. The public voted to keep first past the post. As it is supposed to lead to stable even handed governments that get things done for the good of the people. Its not the system at fault. Its the wall to wall idiots in all the political parties who are so useless at their jobs. They have been controlled and told what to do by the EU for so long they dont know how to run a country any more. Most of the Tories would be better off in the Lib Dems party. And another large group would be better off in Reform. The rest are utter pathetic wastes of space with no clue or common sense....its all a complete farce.
An unexpected analogy but you are not wrong. It is amazing just how poorly the Conservatives are doing. If Labor had written out a dream journal years ago of the best-case scenario what is happening would been considered unrealistic. Still my favorite part is that the longest reigning monarch in British history managed to die while the term of the shortest serving Prime Minister in UK history. And that is something the Conservatives should be given credit for.
32% turnout at the last election shows the lack of hope in alternatives in the UK. Really sad. As an American I feel that pain...oh look Biden vs Trump again...are they really the best we have?
Win or loose, either way, with a platinum-plated Prime ministerial pension and benefits, he's set for life without dipping into his £multi-millions. That's the problem with these super-rich elites in government positions, they simply do not care about anyone else because they'll always be alright. We need someone with actual real life experience running this country, not a revolving door of elevated and uber-rich but essentially clueless prats.
Yes - He will move to US in about 6 months as his wife wont be paying 45% tax on her foreign income anymore. USA has no such law so she can protect her wealth.
@@melgrant7404 pre judging? Labor literally said they were gna increase tax rates. And they said they are not going to enforce border control of ILLEGALS. Take you "prejudging" trash comment outta here xD
@@FactsB4Feelings Reform and UKIP have been pushing the Tory party to make terrible decisions for years. Voting for reform isn't voting for change it's voting for doubling down on Tory policies that haven't worked for over a decade
On the last message, yes go out and vote for your party, unless your party is the conservative party. Instead stay home, read a book, watch TV, call your grandchildren, make a nice dinner and go to bed early.
Inaction man will survive, but his grip on the party will be loosened. The only ‘wins’ will be in Tees, and the West Midlands were both candidates don’t mention their party on their campaign leaflets and would rather have endorsement from Spaffer.
google; stop the tories dot vote - for your tactical voting choice and you find which candidate in your local constituency has the best chance of beating the tories, ensuring the tories loose as big as possible. Even if you think these elections arn't important, Sunak thinks so, his party will judge him based on how the tories do in these elections, make your feelings known and bring a friend to vote.
@@JoeYork202 politics is the art of the possible; which party has done the most damage over the last 14 years, which party has the best chance of doing the most good, its not perfect, especially with first-past-the-post, maybe look into if any candidates support proportional representation electoral reform. but elections is simply; which candidate do you think will do the least harm.
@@JoeYork202 then vote Green! Send a message to whoever wins that the need to take environmental concerns serously! In local elections greens can win seats. In the council next to mine the green party actually won about 3/4 of the seats last year and are in charge of the council!
Yes I agree that it's better for people to express their wishes more fully. But at least it should ensure that Kahn gets reelected since the opposition votes will be split between Tory and Reform.
So far with about 10% of council seats called, the Conservatives are losing nearly 2/3 of the seats they held and are now behind the LibDems in seats. They are now predicted to finish third in Blackpool South. The only words people have for the Tories now are unprintable.
A no confidence vote on Sunak is a death knell, not just for Sunak, but the entire party for the next 5 years. And that is assuming they manage to recover and reunite under the next party leader.
What has changed is voters are no longer interested in just words and promises. From now on only results will convince voters that politicians are worth supporting. That's bad news for both the Tory's and Labour. They are basically identical now and both descended from New Labour. They still have to keep up the pretense of Labour being caring and compassionate, and the Torys of being tough and decisive. The truth is that's all just for votes, they don't believe that stuff anymore, they are just a bunch of career politicians.
Correct! I joined the Apathy Party some time ago after watching would be President Blair and the charismatic (cough) Brown on the one hand followed by Brexit destroying call-me-Dave, then the years of farce and Tory in fighting culminating in today's shambles. Many years ago an Independ ant candidate stood for the "Disillusioned Tory....Labour? no thank you!" party which neatly sums up my choice not to support any of them.
Ben Houchen deserves a video of his own. I know it has only been a few years, but it feels like he has dominated every issue of Private Eye forever. (And for those of you not familiar with UK media, being in the Eye does not usually mean you've done something good.)
I didn’t even bother voting this time around. My choices were the “Conservatives” (who’ve betrayed everything they stood for and everyone they represented), Dems (who, in my area are just all about putting up ANPR cameras, raising taxes and doing FA), Labour (who cannot even define a woman and sees slyrocketing crime as cultural enrichment) and the Greens (who… Christ has anyone seen the awful state of Brighton? Yeh- no thanks).
The tories know they cannot change the prime minister 3 times without a public vote . Once was acceptable. Twice was a piss take . A 3rd would even upset the most moderate of tories .
This is ridiculous, I follow the news and didn't know about these elections, how or where do you vote? It's no wonder the countries a mess of communication about voting is so poor.
As an American, I cannot understand the desire for more conservative in-fighting from some of their MP’s. Nothing erodes public confidence in a party’s leadership capacities like self-inflicted turmoil, and that’s exactly what the Tories would get if they forced out yet another PM of their own. It’s best to just ride out with Sunak and accept they had a long run that must eventually come to an end, and shift focus to being an effective opposition to regain support and bounce back quickly. Nothing is going to save their party from getting clobbered at the next election, but trying to fight the tide will only make it worse. Ironically at home the Republicans risk doing the exact same thing by considering ousting our Speaker of the House again, inviting more needlessly bad optics for the GOP right as the 2024 elections are coming up.
Somebody should have told the Tories that all those millions of foreigners that they have given citizenship are most likely to end up as Labour voters.
I went to vote earlier in the local elections, I was the 60th person to vote this was in the evening and there are about 1,000 people eligible per polling station, turn out of the less than 10% the officer said in the polling station, worse than normal, our area is a close battle between Lib Dems and Labour in terms of the council. The officer said 'people don't seem to think local election matter, MP's are higher ranking than councillors, but councillors actually do a lot the affect people's everyday lives more so in many ways than MP's do, so it's important people vote'.
Is that the Liberal open minded party that had no problem with people coming here from Europe but didn’t want them from the rest of the world,I wonder why,skin colour maybe
@@Ketumak Yorkshire Independence Party for the win! (I vote for them as my protest vote. The hilarious thing is that I don't even live in Yorkshire anymore, but that's where I'm registered for my postal vote. I like to think of it as voting to expel Yorkshire.)
The tories. We have all these easy policy wins. But despite having years to do it we have waited till now before doing anything. Bye Tories. You won't be missed.
Personally also,as a man,i think Sunak is just disliked.Hes not charming or likeable.Hes kind of remote,snarky and officious.Whatever anyone thought of Boris,he DID have buckets of personality.Sunak is the kind of guy i reckon that if he saw you outside on fire,he would ring the fire brigade instead of just coming to help you.
Not a fan of Sadiq Khan but most definitely don’t want a nut-job as a mayor either, for once there is genuinely a lesser of two evils in London’s mayoral elections!
@Letsthinkaboutit-mb7nn I expect they would stand candidates in most seats at the GE. In these local elections, Reform haven’t nominated many candidates, so it isn’t necessarily a good indicator of how they will perform at the next general election.
NO Sunak the conservatives are finished for good NEVER will the British people ever forgive or forget the damage they have tried to do to our people and our countries
The conservative are doing pretty much as bad as the worse case scenario. But the labour was doing as well than he predicted. Funnily enough, the Greens got the actual amount of seat he predicted in this scenerio.
Our current PCC is a Tory but he is honestly doing a good job securing funding and focusing on our largest problems. I really do not want to change that because of the failures of the government at large.
I would like to die. Slighy drunk, ADHD, autistic UK resident here. But aside from that, I've voted lib dem and independant. Aligning yourself with tories instantly disqualifies a candidate for me.
Unless the offer is an additional 10-12% for the financial year just gone, the junior doctors’ dispute would still go on - and even then, that increase would only result in us calling off further strikes if the 2024/25 offer is significantly north of inflation.
What the conservatives fail to understand is that it isn’t simply a dislike of their policies, it is a deep and fundamental distrust of their party and government
No, it is their undisguised hatred and disdain for the native population of this country that has made more than two thirds of their voters walk away.
Zero Seats for the Tories. Zero Seats for Conform UK.
I feel like the opposite is the problem for some of them: they believe that if they just get rid of the leadership, it will patch-over what is, fundamentally, a deeply divided party on policy. At this point, anyone who COULD actually win the premiership in a party election would be practically unelectable in the general.
Rishi will stay the PM until then, as much for the desire to not put Braverman in front of a hot mic again, as anything else.
@@Capt.Thunder Who are the "native population" then?
@@LeRoiEnJaune Suella is hilariously milquetoast compared to what most of the country wants.
Risky Soon-Out will hear the death knell of his government as millions of UK people vote against the government in the local elections.
The police force is underfunded and broken.
We have no UK National Guard to get the marchers off our high streets.
The NHS which should be a National Healing Service is underfunded and propped up by subcontracting to private healthcare.
Central funding to local councils has been reduced. they can't even afford to properly fix the potholes in the roads.
And so on . . . .
Spoiler: yes, Rish! will survive. He will lose around 400 seats but keep one or two metro mayors and will spin it as 'not that bad,' 'governments typically do badly at local elections,' blah blah blah. We need a general election to get the Tories out asap.
Totally. Is his name PM Sunak or is it PM Sunk.
google; stop the tories dot vote - for your tactical voting choice and you find which candidate in your local constituency has the best chance of beating the tories, ensuring the tories loose as big as possible. Even if you think these elections arn't important, Sunak thinks so, his party will judge him based on how the tories do in these elections, make your feelings known and bring a friend to vote.
I just hope that the people remember when they vote that more than anything sunak hates to loose, really grinds on his bones, kicking the torys out is the same as kicking sunak out...
@@gawkthimm6030 This *1000
Sunak has the balls to kick out islamic citizen from UK
COUNT BINFACE FOR LONDON MAYOR!
COUNT BINFACE FOR PRIME MINISTER!!!!!!
COUNT BINFACE FOR WORLD KING!!!!!!
COUNT BINFACE FOR EMPEROR OF THE GALAXY
COUNT BINFACE FOR DIPPER OF THAMES WATER BOSSES
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Sunak needs to call a General Election, full stop. He's Unelected, unwanted and unpopular.
Because of his race?
@@raw726 Because of how terrible of a person he is, not his race.
No PM is ever elected by the proles.
Of course he isn’t exactly doing anything that they have a manifesto mandate for.
@@raw726 dumb
@@raw726 no because of his uselessness. When he was Lord Furlough Bountiful in 2020 he was the most popular of the Johnson cabinet by some distance. Keep the race card out of it.
Have people really forgotten Johnson and Truss? I think not!! Vote out the CONservatives once and for all.
Unfortunately, we will never be able to.
I personally believe that any time a PM resigns or there is a mass exodus of MPs and government ministers, an election should be automatically triggered even without Parliamentary vote.
Put power back in our hands, not theirs.
Not only have they not forgotten them, most tory voters actually prefer them to Rishi
"Labour's 20-point lead" was the most brutal thing that could be said about the absolute STATE of the Conservative Party right now, well done.
Yes and its not like they are any better. They are 20 points ahead not due to policy or a charismatic leader or drive and ideas. But simply as they are not the Tories and the only alternative. Its comical.
@@Simon-xc5oy Oh yeah, definitely. If anything it's a testament to how unlikeable the Labour Party is that there is a discussing about whether IF the Cons can turn it around instead of it being a foregone conclusion.
@@Simon-xc5oy Over the last 14 years, it just shows how far gone this country is
Starmer is a torie in disguise..
Sunak is an open borders globalist with no disguise whatsoever.@@nicholawilson8555
Short answer, no. Because with tactical voting involved, I can see the Tories lose way more than 500 seats. Should that come to pass, I can see Sunak calling a snap election to prevent a leadership challenge. His ego won't allow him being replaced.
Maybe. Still I think it would be really funny if the Tories government saw 6 whole Prime ministers.
@@kronosbach5263 Lizz Truss doesn't count. She's not a whole prime minister cuz a lettuce managed to beat her
@cantin8697Does it matter anyways if he’s going to get thrown out by his own party? He has two choices, if the local elections go bad for the tories (which they will). And that is to resign or call a general election.
That is what I am hoping for. The Tories cant foist another leader / PM on us. If he gets caned and I hope he does, then they should try to remove him and he should then be pushed into an election. Then they will be out totally for years. ITs pathetic seeing him cling on and spin and twist and lie and scheme and frighten people with attacks on Benefits, just to keep himself and his party in power up until the end of the year. Its not going to improve. People distrust, dislike and want rid of them. Labour are no better, they will win simply as they are not the Tories. What an utter mess it all is.
@cantin8697 You have to laugh. He schemed and got Johnson pushed out. And now due to his inept failures he is about to be stabbed in the back the same. I cant see why he wants to even stay on. He does not need the money, the second he is out he will be off abroad to continue to tax dodge with his wife and make bank like Blair. The only reason he is still there now is due to his ego. He cant face calling an election he knows he will lose with his party. I hope its forced and the back stabbing, poor bashing snake, gets a severe dose of his own medicine.
The uk needs proportional representation and regional parliments
left wing🤝right wing
We need true representation. First-past-the-post must be the first in the bin, if the country is to be revived
And let's not forget the current government binned SV for FPTP in these elections.
We don't need more bloated politics our politicians cost too much as it is for f all return
@@CFFB7742 Thing is they tried it. A referendum was given on Prop Representation by Clegg and Cameron back in 2010. The public voted to keep first past the post. As it is supposed to lead to stable even handed governments that get things done for the good of the people. Its not the system at fault. Its the wall to wall idiots in all the political parties who are so useless at their jobs. They have been controlled and told what to do by the EU for so long they dont know how to run a country any more. Most of the Tories would be better off in the Lib Dems party. And another large group would be better off in Reform. The rest are utter pathetic wastes of space with no clue or common sense....its all a complete farce.
@@AmateurHEROduelist Care to provide an alternate solution?
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thats still too many for the Tory party 😂
Bro i'm just imagining this in like a hoi4 scenario like it's literally self sabotaging for the easiest Labor playthrough imaginable like damn.
guy who has only player hoi4 seeing the real world:
wow, picking up some serious hoi4 vibes from this
lol right now we’d be one of those countries with all negative modifiers right before the start of the focus tree
The Tories just have trash AI 😂
An unexpected analogy but you are not wrong. It is amazing just how poorly the Conservatives are doing. If Labor had written out a dream journal years ago of the best-case scenario what is happening would been considered unrealistic.
Still my favorite part is that the longest reigning monarch in British history managed to die while the term of the shortest serving Prime Minister in UK history. And that is something the Conservatives should be given credit for.
Tories going for the alternative history authoritarian dictatorship UK ending
We need a General Election now.
32% turnout at the last election shows the lack of hope in alternatives in the UK. Really sad. As an American I feel that pain...oh look Biden vs Trump again...are they really the best we have?
I keep saying this, automatic voter registration is the best way forward. I'm signed up for postal voting in this local election.
One is a ,or better than the other. At least one doesn’t want to end democracy
32% is very low, and the voting system doesn't help. But, it IS local elections. They're always going to have a low turnout
funny enough its time to replace Humza in the opening graphic already
Which political future? Sunaks political career will end this year and we'll never see him back after his defeats on a political stage ever again.
I agree. He will move to California for a 6 month vacation, then go on speaking tours when he feels like it.
Win or loose, either way, with a platinum-plated Prime ministerial pension and benefits, he's set for life without dipping into his £multi-millions.
That's the problem with these super-rich elites in government positions, they simply do not care about anyone else because they'll always be alright.
We need someone with actual real life experience running this country, not a revolving door of elevated and uber-rich but essentially clueless prats.
Yes - He will move to US in about 6 months as his wife wont be paying 45% tax on her foreign income anymore. USA has no such law so she can protect her wealth.
Conservatives need to go!
"Conservatives" lmao
Agreed 💯👍
Every kind of conservative.
And labour. Down with the duopoly
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and replace them with what a socialist Labour? the only competent party out them is reform of the best of a bad bunch.
*Tories out!*
BUT: NOT FOR LABOR! They look just as bad if not worse! :S ReformUK?
@FactsB4Feelings how about stop prejudging.
@@melgrant7404 pre judging? Labor literally said they were gna increase tax rates. And they said they are not going to enforce border control of ILLEGALS. Take you "prejudging" trash comment outta here xD
@@FactsB4Feelings
Reform and UKIP have been pushing the Tory party to make terrible decisions for years. Voting for reform isn't voting for change it's voting for doubling down on Tory policies that haven't worked for over a decade
Reform UK 🇬🇧
On the last message, yes go out and vote for your party, unless your party is the conservative party. Instead stay home, read a book, watch TV, call your grandchildren, make a nice dinner and go to bed early.
Or if it is, go and sign off your tax returns before the police nick you for evasion and harassment.
And remember to bring accepted ID to avoid Tory voter suppression.
We can’t have another Tory prime Minister! JUST CALL A GENRAL ELECTION!!!!
As if that solve anything.
certainly not another unelected thatcher the milk snatcher lover. look no further than truss even impersonating the wicked witch.
Of course we can.
We *shouldn’t*, but we can.
@@JohnR31415 and we will if the zeeohnizts/elites say so.
@@JohnR31415 I'll vote for them again. Life's good for me.
It doesn't matter. Whether next week, next month or in six months' time, he'll be gone - that's the point.
Voting in my first police election... very excited 😂
Bring a friend and accepted voter ID.
Inaction man will survive, but his grip on the party will be loosened. The only ‘wins’ will be in Tees, and the West Midlands were both candidates don’t mention their party on their campaign leaflets and would rather have endorsement from Spaffer.
I think his endorsement will harm them as much as help.
Skipping the:"election" in the thumbnail is so good, implying: will the locals kill him?
Made me immediately think of Royston Vasey 😂
and here I am, thinking I was the only one who thought about that
American conservatives least favourite UK city? Wokingham.
The locals will get him, he better run.
First time voting today yayyyy
Voter ID. An intrusive solution for a problem that did not exist, with a side effect of excluding the poor, the old, and the honest.
Agree..I think it's a tory tactic to put voters off .
Voter suppression is not the side-effect, it is the only objective.
google; stop the tories dot vote - for your tactical voting choice and you find which candidate in your local constituency has the best chance of beating the tories, ensuring the tories loose as big as possible. Even if you think these elections arn't important, Sunak thinks so, his party will judge him based on how the tories do in these elections, make your feelings known and bring a friend to vote.
Thanks for the advise!
I would vote tactically but I despise labour and the lib Dems too
@@JoeYork202 politics is the art of the possible; which party has done the most damage over the last 14 years, which party has the best chance of doing the most good, its not perfect, especially with first-past-the-post, maybe look into if any candidates support proportional representation electoral reform. but elections is simply; which candidate do you think will do the least harm.
@@JoeYork202 then vote Green! Send a message to whoever wins that the need to take environmental concerns serously! In local elections greens can win seats. In the council next to mine the green party actually won about 3/4 of the seats last year and are in charge of the council!
It's insane the mayoral and PCC aren't supplementary voting anymore.
Yes I agree that it's better for people to express their wishes more fully. But at least it should ensure that Kahn gets reelected since the opposition votes will be split between Tory and Reform.
@@adrianthoroughgood1191 gotta love the irony on that.
So far with about 10% of council seats called, the Conservatives are losing nearly 2/3 of the seats they held and are now behind the LibDems in seats. They are now predicted to finish third in Blackpool South. The only words people have for the Tories now are unprintable.
Plenty of time for more by-elections
Thought he was planning a trip to a weatherspoons for a second.
Titchy suit size is finished.
I was brought up to believe if you so not vote you cannot moan about what you get. I like to moan so always vote 🤣
I postal vote. So does my Tory voting father but he decided not to bother. I voted Labour, but only in local elections. Starmer is not my cup of tea.
A no confidence vote on Sunak is a death knell, not just for Sunak, but the entire party for the next 5 years. And that is assuming they manage to recover and reunite under the next party leader.
If he gets a single seat itll be a shock
Binface for the mayor!
I looked into him, he's actually a solid vote with some reasonable policies and idea.
If I was in London I'd actually vote for him.
@@TheWebstaffsame here, wish I could vote for him.
Welp. Today was my first time voting. Labour on top 📈
What has changed is voters are no longer interested in just words and promises. From now on only results will convince voters that politicians are worth supporting. That's bad news for both the Tory's and Labour. They are basically identical now and both descended from New Labour. They still have to keep up the pretense of Labour being caring and compassionate, and the Torys of being tough and decisive. The truth is that's all just for votes, they don't believe that stuff anymore, they are just a bunch of career politicians.
Correct! I joined the Apathy Party some time ago after watching would be President Blair and the charismatic (cough) Brown on the one hand followed by Brexit destroying call-me-Dave, then the years of farce and Tory in fighting culminating in today's shambles. Many years ago an Independ
ant candidate stood for the "Disillusioned Tory....Labour? no thank you!" party which neatly sums up my choice not to support any of them.
Vote Reform.@@johnhill7889
Come on Britain give the tories zero seats I believe in you.
a day later, no. not even slightly.
Looking at current events you’ve got to wonder if he even wants too or if he’s wrecking the hotel before leaving out of spite
9:17 he said "YOU'll know THEY came from us" instead of "they'll know you came from us"
No seat, no seat, no seat
It's surprising that he survived the Party Gate, more of the drinking but also the investigation too
Geeze. Does the UK have national elections once a month? 😂
No, It's a mixture of MP's being kicked out of their job for breaking the rules
Politicians rise then fall
How is turn out 32% when working people have either no idea it's a voting day or are at work when the stations are open!
Ben Houchen deserves a video of his own. I know it has only been a few years, but it feels like he has dominated every issue of Private Eye forever.
(And for those of you not familiar with UK media, being in the Eye does not usually mean you've done something good.)
No Sunak is damaging our society community.
I didn’t even bother voting this time around. My choices were the “Conservatives” (who’ve betrayed everything they stood for and everyone they represented), Dems (who, in my area are just all about putting up ANPR cameras, raising taxes and doing FA), Labour (who cannot even define a woman and sees slyrocketing crime as cultural enrichment) and the Greens (who… Christ has anyone seen the awful state of Brighton? Yeh- no thanks).
The tories know they cannot change the prime minister 3 times without a public vote . Once was acceptable. Twice was a piss take . A 3rd would even upset the most moderate of tories .
England is doomed 😅
This is ridiculous, I follow the news and didn't know about these elections, how or where do you vote? It's no wonder the countries a mess of communication about voting is so poor.
Are you allowed to publish this in the UK on polling day...?
As an American, I cannot understand the desire for more conservative in-fighting from some of their MP’s. Nothing erodes public confidence in a party’s leadership capacities like self-inflicted turmoil, and that’s exactly what the Tories would get if they forced out yet another PM of their own. It’s best to just ride out with Sunak and accept they had a long run that must eventually come to an end, and shift focus to being an effective opposition to regain support and bounce back quickly. Nothing is going to save their party from getting clobbered at the next election, but trying to fight the tide will only make it worse. Ironically at home the Republicans risk doing the exact same thing by considering ousting our Speaker of the House again, inviting more needlessly bad optics for the GOP right as the 2024 elections are coming up.
It will take a landslide for Sunak not to get replaced
At this point I would eat my socks if Sunak wins.
Somebody should have told the Tories that all those millions of foreigners that they have given citizenship are most likely to end up as Labour voters.
Thank you for the Voter ID reminder!
Poor little Sunak! I'm watching the live results come in!! Tories are getting a kicking! and so far they are in 3rd place! losing seats
Not a chance in hell ,if he wins then the system is obviously broken
They will do badly at both the local and general elections.
Bye Bye Sunak Support from NZ
I went to vote earlier in the local elections, I was the 60th person to vote this was in the evening and there are about 1,000 people eligible per polling station, turn out of the less than 10% the officer said in the polling station, worse than normal, our area is a close battle between Lib Dems and Labour in terms of the council. The officer said 'people don't seem to think local election matter, MP's are higher ranking than councillors, but councillors actually do a lot the affect people's everyday lives more so in many ways than MP's do, so it's important people vote'.
Get. Them. Out.
Count Binface for Dustman.
I already voted via postal vote as I'm in Antwerp, Belgium.
I voted for the optimistic, liberal, open-minded party 🔶️🇬🇧🇪🇺🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
As long as you didn't vote for conservatives or labour, you did well.
So did I, here in sunny Yorkshire!
Is that the Liberal open minded party that had no problem with people coming here from Europe but didn’t want them from the rest of the world,I wonder why,skin colour maybe
liberals are mid
@@Ketumak Yorkshire Independence Party for the win! (I vote for them as my protest vote. The hilarious thing is that I don't even live in Yorkshire anymore, but that's where I'm registered for my postal vote. I like to think of it as voting to expel Yorkshire.)
Labour❤
The Dudley election was intense, but far from the devastation seen elsewhere in the country.
Few more months and there gone for ever
The tories.
We have all these easy policy wins.
But despite having years to do it we have waited till now before doing anything.
Bye Tories. You won't be missed.
Personally also,as a man,i think Sunak is just disliked.Hes not charming or likeable.Hes kind of remote,snarky and officious.Whatever anyone thought of Boris,he DID have buckets of personality.Sunak is the kind of guy i reckon that if he saw you outside on fire,he would ring the fire brigade instead of just coming to help you.
Never mind Sunak ,they all need to go!!!
Not a fan of Sadiq Khan but most definitely don’t want a nut-job as a mayor either, for once there is genuinely a lesser of two evils in London’s mayoral elections!
Nope he can’t
Can we actually learn anything from Reform’s performance? They are standing such a low number of candidates, it might not make any difference.
@Letsthinkaboutit-mb7nn I expect they would stand candidates in most seats at the GE. In these local elections, Reform haven’t nominated many candidates, so it isn’t necessarily a good indicator of how they will perform at the next general election.
You can't fly to Heathrow from Teesside.
“Policy blitz” 😂 5:53
7:52 You guys have voter IDs now? Why?
To make it hard for poor people to vote.
He should be removed before he does more damage.
The damage has been done.
@@maggieedwards3951lol
Sunak: "These results show the people want me to get on with my plan, because I have a plan. And my plan is working!"
The West Midlands Mayoral count isnt till Saturday. Going to be a wild weekend in Westminster!
Get out Tories Get out Sunak. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
NO Sunak the conservatives are finished for good NEVER will the British people ever forgive or forget the damage they have tried to do to our people and our countries
Vote out the tories today. Simple.
The conservative are doing pretty much as bad as the worse case scenario. But the labour was doing as well than he predicted. Funnily enough, the Greens got the actual amount of seat he predicted in this scenerio.
i went to vote at noon, i was only the 33rd person to vote that morning
Jack - it's "crowned", not "coronated" (yuk!)
cant wait for sunak to bite the dust as pm
the pendulum always swings back...
Our current PCC is a Tory but he is honestly doing a good job securing funding and focusing on our largest problems. I really do not want to change that because of the failures of the government at large.
goverment.....one place you can keep your job and paid for it even though everything you touch is turning to sand LOL
You can take 9mins off this video just have a 27 second one "can Sunak survive the locals? No"
Sunak cant run and hide forever he has to call an election sometime
17th December Parliament dissolves automatically.
No.
I would like to die.
Slighy drunk, ADHD, autistic UK resident here.
But aside from that, I've voted lib dem and independant. Aligning yourself with tories instantly disqualifies a candidate for me.
Sunaks head is so far up his bottom he won't notice anything.
no.
Unless the offer is an additional 10-12% for the financial year just gone, the junior doctors’ dispute would still go on - and even then, that increase would only result in us calling off further strikes if the 2024/25 offer is significantly north of inflation.
Just voted in the by-election 💪
Not one conservative was ready to take the top job..
Rishi took it..
Now they want to oust him too😂