Will Johnson Win Big? Today's Local Elections Explained - TLDR News
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Today (a lot of) Brits go to vote with all kinds of elections happening across the country. Some of the most important elections happening are the local elections in England where new local councillors will be selected. So in this video we discuss what local councillors actually do, why this matter and if the Conservatives are going to win big today.
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Local elections: if the party does well, they say it's an endorsement of national policies and leadership. If they do badly, they say it's due to local issues.
Edit: to be fair to Kier Starmer, he just took responsibility 😂
Yep. Except revered over here.
If a state does well, in the eyes of the party the governor is from, is because of local policy, in the eyes of the other party, it’s the national policies
If they do worse, flip it
Local issues which, somehow, are a pattern which repeats pretty much the same right across the country...
@@alexpotts6520 haha indeed!
Wow you figured out politics.
Wud
There’s a saying in Sweden: “If you don’t vote then you have no right to complain about what the government is doing.” So if you want to complain then you better get your butt down to your local voting station!
My mother says the same thing :F
I disagree although I appreciate the sentiment. If you don’t like any of the available candidates or their policy positions then it’s quite ok not to vote, and to complain. Spoiling your ballot is another option.
@@daveyharve then use your final option of spoiling the ballet.
@@andrewgrange8327 Why waste your time and energy to go to the polls to spoil a ballot?
@@harisadu8998 to signal to them that they are all crap. They see how many ballots are spoilt, and so you can tell them they are all crap by it.
Count Binface for Mayor!
Bring back CEEFAX!
The sane choice
And im not even joking
@@namesurname2958 I'm really looking forward to how many votes he gets.
NDL
I urge everyone to go out and vote. Polls are open from 7am to 10pm. These elections are important
@Woody Collins I hate being a minor, I want to vote in our elections over here in the US :(
Ok there has been some confusion:
I do not think minors should be able to vote before 18, because 18 is when you can own property, get a job, and operate independently, so I also think it should be the minimum to vote
I just can’t wait until I’m 18, sorry for poor phrasing
@Woody Collins Yeah but we dont trust young people to drink or drive so why should we trust them to vote.
@@heliumfreak5364 why should we trust old people to vote if we cant trust young people
Eyyy I can’t be bothered, conservative always win by like a 30% margin anyway
@Woody Collins Rubbish, raise the voting age to 25.
I just wanted to pause for a moment, and give some love to the person/team that does your graphics. I know the amount of creative ability and talent that goes into them and yours are absolutely 1st class.
Without them, the channel would be vastly less interesting and educational.
So, whoever does them, well done, and thanks. You're doing an amazing job!
Don't just clap the NHS. Vote for it. Vote Labour.
Go to the poles lads !!!! Love from Poland
Dziekuje
Bardzo
Instructions unclear, have married a Polish person instead.
@@Bushflare dziekujemy* :) I love Poles so much I married one.
Just noticed a tpoy: at 6:23 the legend says “As of June 4th 2021”. I would love to be that optimistic that no one dies of Covid between now and then.
@@RyakkiBaka *tpoy
@@rickrolld1367 *ytpo
But it’s ok with you for the other 1700 people per day who die for all the other reasons.....So long as it’s not covid, right?
@@vikmanphotography7984 *ptoy
Thanks for the reminder, legit forgot about the vote today
Vote Conservative!
Vote conservative!
@@ryangriffith5551 small c? 😜
Vote green!:)
Vote for literally anyone except Labour. keep the marxists out of power for good
Good quick description of what locals actually do for us. As a local government employee it's a bit of a downer that too many people think that we only do bins.
No, you also do potholes! 😉
Make 'em or fix 'em ? 😂
@@jeffsmith5387 Mostly it seems you get your councillors to stand next to them, point at them, take a selfie and upload it to Twitter with an accompanying message about how seriously you take the issue.
Barely do bins* :p
For my area, both Labour and Conservative candidates mentioned wanting drone surveillance to deter crime.
Cyberpunk 2077 here we come.
Do you have a link or a website mate? I'd like to read up on that if I could.
It's like we're living in Bladerunner, only without the cool sci-fi aesthetic or the sexy replicant girls.
Thanks for all your hard work, and for urging people to vote.
Voting for the first time today! How exciting
A short- lived joy, I fear. After seeing and experiencing Politics from a new excitement sadly reality sets in after a few voting joys... Politics becomes ‘something else’.
Same for me
voted for the first time and was distinctly underwhelmed lol
Me too
I will be voting conservative! Keep Britain BLUE
Vote Labour!
Just because your pregnant...
Or you know you could vote based on policy not party (a radical idea I know).
@@samkar2212 next you tell me politicians could switch party's or startup local party's have a chance! Imagine the iterative improvement!!!
@@samkar2212 they mean not supporting a party only because its a certain party but supporting a party for their policies
im 16 and voted for the first time today!
Probably voted left lol
Wait, 16 year olds can vote?
@@illegitimateotaku794 shocking, isn't it?
I’m 17 and I voted for the first time too
@Oritra Kar and who would the commies be?
We need a video explaining The City of London
Google "ponzi scheme".
Could you guys do a piece on the Jersey crisis with France. Thanks, love the videos!
There is no crisis! Jersey can produce their own power from 2 stations if France get petty, other than that French fishermen had their protest and left! French fishermen should get their paperwork in order before doing what the French always do - protest, protest, protest.
@@AngloSupreme Ok tory. I was just asking for a video about it.
@@thunderslug1066 ;)
@@AngloSupreme You trying to gaslight us? "There is nothing to see here"
@@lukylooper hurr durr, you're a tory. Funny guy.
Your videos are so clear, concise and comprehensive. A great resource.
The problem I have is that after an hour of looking into it I still have no idea what the candidates in my area want to do. We've had 1 leaflet from the labour candidate that was a thinly disguised mudslinging message and nothing from any of the others. The local paper lists who is standing in each ward but nothing about them and I cannot find anything relevant online.
I detest the election materials that get delivered to houses. As you say, it's either mudslinging at the opposition, a copy/paste of the party's policies (even if it's for a police and crime commissioner, where many of those policies are completely irrelevant), or bragging about how they did some litterpicking and community gardening for a photo op.
Hello: I'm from the future. Johnson and the Conservatives won big
Free Tibet, Free Hong Kong , Free Inner Mongolia, Free Xinjiang, Free Macao, free Myanmar and protect Taiwan
(And Free Ireland)
(Sorry, couldn't resist)
I got an advert from the Conservatives before this, blaming Labour councils for going bankrupt.
Nothing to do with a 40% reduction in government funding for local authorities, then?
Labour waste money on stuff no-one gives a shit about.
@@sirnigeloffarage9255 exactly. More woke waste of money.
@@DWilson66 Council housing keeping people from becoming homeless is “woke waste”?
@@axelnils Perhaps they take a modest proposal serious?
Note that today the local ellections are happening in England, not across the UK, and the two tierd system you described is, again, an Englissh system, not a UK-wide system. In Scotland, for instance, things work a bit differently, as local government is not a reserved matter and sits with Holyrood. So it would have been better to clarify at the start that this information only applies to England, as the script and graphics implied it was UK-wide.
Because the English call Britain "England".
@@crhu319 No, we don't.
@@feelsbradman6793 It's funny though, I was having a conversation last night with one of my friends who is English but living in Scotland.
Both of us agreed that far too often what it means to be British is conflated with English (although this tends to be more with people from other countries who don't understand the unique relationship that the UK nations have).
However, as someone from Scotland, I know what it means to be Scottish, but honestly I don't know what it means to be British because to me I associate Britishness with stereotypes of the south of England, and everything about me is Scottish (the only exception being my passport).
I would never really say that I’m British, and that probably comes from the strong Scottish identity that I feel.
Gonna go after work at 7. Funny how I had no clue about it till like 3 days ago. The local candidates clearly not taking it too seriously in my area 😂
All I've got is one letter with all the candidates manifesto on, I think it's because there not allowed too do proper canvasing
same lol
or you just dosy and havn't been paying attention
@@SgtAndrewM no
Will you be making a video on the French-British fishing dispute around the island of Jersey? The French threatened to cut off electricity to the island, and both sides are now sending in military vessels
I second this
We needs this covered I agree. I actually hope this video would be about that when I saw a TLDR had dropped.
Baguette eating frogs
France new conquest 😳
Damn that sounds serious
I now require a video about the City of London
The one by CGP Gray is pretty good
Early
6:26 btw june 4th hasn’t happened yet and im assuming you mean may 4th
Be with you
Don't just clap the NHS. Vote for it. Vote Labour.
Beat me to the comment.
@@AB-zl4nh I live in the Philippines but I have interest in British politics and I do support Labour
@@AB-zl4nh I look forward to them mismanaging and privatising services in the NHS again...
Looks like the Tories are going to do very well. Labour should realise something is very wrong when the working class start to prefer the Tories, and they can’t blame Brexit/Corbyn this time.
Britain is more likely to thrive with a competitive opposition, but Labour are letting the country down badly.
Of course this isn’t the case in Scotland but as usual is overshadowed by England
@@tryxoso2015 Scotland is stupid
My Council has been Labour dominated for a very long time... Time to change that
Council tax is a fucking protection racket.
As a sixth form student studying politics I really appreciate your videos, thank you!
6:25 - didn't realise I'd gained the power of time travel! I'm watching this on the day it was released (6th May 2021)! Amazing! Gotta keep watching this! Hopefully I'll learn about some good stonks for when I go back to my own time period!🤭
Can you do a video on Somerset county council who want to turn the two tiered council in to a single tiered council
See @Toran comment also on Somerset. Interesting... unaware of issue, but will look it up !
@@roymwhite6309 Leicestershire county council are also planning to do this
@@roymwhite6309 it made it on to the news in the last week as the local council who don’t want to become a 1 tier sent out a letter to a fake website mocking the idea of a one tier
Potentially a big Tory win in England (except Greater London and northern cities) but an even more decisive SNP win in Scotland, the two nations are diverging even more in their priorities.
i'm gonna probably be depressed tomorrow
Lots of university students are registered at their university address, and due to covid are back with family. I for example haven't registered to vote in my local area, and haven't received a polling card. I wonder if we will observe a shift in university cities.
Probably not, students tend to be very vocal but dont go out and vote.
@@lesserspottedmugwump.363 While true they still have an impact. There's a reason Canterbury is the only Red constituency in Kent, and it's not the residents. It only takes 500 votes to realistically change who wins the position of councillor for Kent County Council in each Ward: it's by no means impossible that the exodus of students will lead that particular ward to go Blue.
To any fellow Scots out there, this is a really important election for whatever side you are on so vote like the future of the country depends on it!
Who'd you vote for Fergus?
@@TastySandwich100 not labour.
Im American, the only reason why I remember the date “may 6th” is because of Max Fosh, I suggest all you people go and vote if you can, I might not live in British but if I’ve learned anything about politics, vote, you either vote, or you don’t complain. So speak out, and remember to vote
Young people are least inclined to vote, but when they do, they have by far the most impact
I got a vote labour ad on this. Is that allowed on non bias news😂
I got F1 Haha
ive been getting a lot of the consevative adds, felt like a call for war...
Ads aren't controllable.
The channel can't control adds.
TLDR is definitely not non bias
I've never understood why anyone who wasn't incredibly well off would vote for the Tories.
And as long as people like you don't understand that, the Tories will keep winning.
@@alexpotts6520 I guess us elite posh champagne socialists, green hippy weirdos and ivory tower liberals will never get it despite outnumbering you lot, it's funny how our political system puts us all at the mercy of Tory minority voters tyranny.
You've got it the wrong way around btw, I thought condescension was meant to be a leftist stereotype, imagine all this sleaze, corruption (Hancock contracts, Greensill, Jenrick & Printworks + Jockeyclub), a party leader who was sacked twice for lying before his political career and even without that thinking these millionaire capital gains tax payers have PAYE earners best interests at heart.
But I guess "you think this is bad, imagine if Corbyn won" is the only thing that you lot can say, even if Labour were all the crazy smears people make them out to be ie Marxist radical SJWs who hate white people and western values, they'd still do a better job than these lot. The Tories are hemorrhaging so much money but so as long as they can wave flags and wank over culture wars, you lot will defend this farce unconditionally.
@@giansideros I'm not a Tory. I'm a non-tribal centre-left type who is bored of endless Tory governments and wants to know how to stop them. The first step to doing that is to understand what makes Tory voters tick, only then can we think about how to appeal to them.
But it seems as though the effort to do that is too much for some people.
@@giansideros Brushing off the very real feelings that a lot of people have about Labour outright hating white people and the country we built isn’t a way to win back voters. Kinda plays into the narrative
@@GeordiePredator1998 How kafkaesque that Labour (and even the others) have to prove its innocence and dignify such slander, if one believes such things you are beyond reason. It's Mccarthyist and hysterical the fervor of which people bandy about cultural Marxist and to imagine that a huge section of this country either willfully or taciy destroy it from within like some kind of dangerous cult.
If this minority of Tory voters genuinely believe these things then it's not even the fault of opportunistic demagogues who sow this rhetoric, it's the sin of our citizenry for readily accepting these narratives unquestioningly.
I commend the Conservatives and their bankrollers for their artifice as they are playing politics well, at least they coalesce their minority of voters under their single brand into a viable strategy, however underhanded and nefarious.
However Labour the second horse in this race hasn't consolidated the remainder, the lib dems have no raison d'etre as do the greens, both are glorified hobby parlour club parties who pretend and LARP about state management but really only exist as superfluous ways of spoiling one's ballot.
It's easy to blame Tory voters but honestly they've always existed and appear in most parliamentary first past the post systems around the world, yet for all their consternation lib dem and green voters ought to know better than to vote on "principle" as though it absolves them of the guilt of whatever malfeasance the Tory government commit as a result of their aggregate votes.
Wales is voting for Assembly ministers, Not Councils.
I believe that Scotland is voting for MSPs
I've just voted this morning! It's my first ever election since getting settlement.
Wow!! I’m a student and can’t vote yet, but it sounds exciting! Did you have to wait long??
@@indinesle6254 I went early in the morning before school so I had zero wait. I was shaking for some reason XD. I have friends who are not bothered to turnout which I don't quite understand.
@@indinesle6254 It's not exciting, you put a cross on a piece of paper.
No mention of importance of LOCAL ISSUES and how Local politics can be more based on Coalitions. Single Issue candidates over say Hospital Closure or an unpopular new Development can lead to Independat Counselors... Appreciate your looking a Locals as Extension of National Politics...
EXCELLENT though... I learnt some in this... appreciate FIENDISHLY COMPLICATED ! 👍🙏
PEOPLE VOTE !!!! ☑
I find it hard to believe anyone would vote Tory after the last year. Very disheartening to see the polls.
It’s on Labour to be better. The fact that they’re losing to Johnson is an indictment of them more than of the British people.
Well labour aren’t really offering anything different l, can you really blame them?
It was a bad start due to dithering, but we're doing well with the vaccine rollout and getting back to normal, so people are feeling pretty good right now.
Not heard much from others on what they'd have done different, or will do. Labour here is Mserseyside is crooked as hell but will likely get it automatically as they always do.
Labour are ran by kneeling Kier. They're dead in the water.
Just replying to myself to say that post Corbyn I don't vote Labour. I fully understand the mistrust of Kier Starmer because I don't trust the slimy git either!
I just don't understand how people can listen to Boris Johnson speak and think "Now that's leadership material" and that's ignoring his blatant corruption.
Hey ho. Live and let live let's not argue, we've just had a glorious weather over a Bank Holiday let's try and stay happy ✌🏻
You forgot unitary authorities (another type of single tier council however they are usually at the county or district level rather than in a metro area)
Please everyone go out and vote. I'm not a UK citizen I'm in the US but democracy relies on the people showing their voice by voting. If you live in a democracy, and want to keep it functioning, take advantage of the incredible power that is the vote. Let your voice be heard and get out and vote!
Voters will go out today...
Voters: "Meh, whats the point??"
These elections are important and matter
@@anish7183
To whom?
@@Bushflare especially in Scotland and Wales, but also big cities electing mayor's. Local councillors also matter.
Locals are important for communities up and down the country.
It's the GE where I wonder what the bloody point is 😂
@@EyebrowsGaming GE is even more important
Come on Conservative let's break Labour down at a local level and get Hartlepool in the bag too. Labour are such a joke up north nowadays we just pity them.
Ye but us Mancunians hate the tories with a passion, we hate corruption and and the austerity of the Tories. Burnham and Labour won't go down without a fight here.
@@Yourd4d Labour are done that's a fact. Manchester can hate all they like who cares! Burnham can stay there and watch the party fall harder.
They can both rot
Voting is pointless
Holy shit Labor got destroyed. Can anyone from the UK give some impressions on why?
In my opinion it's because they no longer share the ethos or culture of the working class - which has been their traditional voting base.
You may argue their economical policies are better for them, but in terms of culture they are incredibly politically correct, ″woke″, far left in some ways, support movements such as BLM, are seen to be anti-Brexit and culturally on these issues and more have aligned themselves with the elitest, rich class and elitist mega corporations who all don't represent the working class.
You can say what you want about these things, but many in the working class and wider society don't support these cultural and social positions.
On top of that the government is seen to be doing a good job with the pandemic, with Labour not providing a different enough opposition to them - meaning they are in many ways like the Conservative Party right now. This means there isn't a good enough reason for many to actively vote for them.
@@Alto53 Thanks! It's London and Manchester vs everywhere else I suppose.
I do see Labor gaining grounds in Wales though, right? What's different there?
@@HungTran-gz5emyeah it's the urban areas that are more culturally aligned with the Labour party vs the rest of England.
Wales is traditionally Labour and their image of being the working class party still is intact over there. The Conservatives are by far more unpopular in Wales.
It's important to note though that the Welsh Labour party are different to the English Labour party as they have full autonomy on policy that the Welsh government can control through devolution. This means that the Welsh people may see the Labour party in Wales as a little bit different to the English one lead by Starmer. Though, most of it is the fact that Wales is a Labour heartland.
Further, the Welsh Labour government have been seen to be doing a good job concerning the pandemic in Wales too by many. It must also not be forgotten that there is a independence movement in Wales like Scotland which affects voting patterns as well.
Nevertheless, this was a decent result for the Welsh Conservatives as they increased their constituency vote share by 5% and regional vote share by 6%, giving them 5 more seats than the previous election with 16 seats in the Senedd and becoming the official opposition party. Though the Conservatives didn't gain from Labour.
So, you could say Wales did kind of follow the national trend in much smaller way in terms of Conservative success.
Mines Done already i had a postal vote this year
Woooo weeeee, here I go, voting again... ready for that late night disappointment and despair that i've come to know and love
Vote conservative and be happy at 10pm
@@paulknipe4414 Conservatives are turning into wokists, their only plus point is they aren't labour.
@@lesserspottedmugwump.363 true 👍
I wanted to vote today but the lib dems and labour never even bothered to send any informaton to us. I couldn't find any up to date information about any of the candidates online. Rang the council and they said they couldn't help... Only the conservative candidate made the effort to advertise themselves via a leaflet a few weeks ago and a letter to both my parents but interestingly not me. I can't form a fair opinion of these people if I can't find anything out about them. Do they care about this or not? The PCC had more information I could find...
Sheffield is also having a referendum on how the council should work
Short answer: Probably. We’re screwed.
Long answer: Labour are a terrible opposition party so probably. We’re screwed.
@@Gary-bz1rf what would your solution be?
@@Gary-bz1rf
Working class support of the Tories is at 50% in some polls, more than 20% higher than Labour generally manage. The absolute fucking state of the worker’s party right now...
@@Gary-bz1rf Support Brexit? Why? I support unity, not division.
Asking me to turn around and support Brexit is asking me to support everything I stand against.
@@dandavidson4717 if you don't like brexit leave the UK or stfu. unity fine but you need to look after your own people first not eu immigrants that don't respect English culture and are racist to english
@@Gary-bz1rf Brexit is done forget about it, the deal was terrible, and we need a better one. I’m an avid brexiteer and absolutely could not stand Corbyns labour, things are different now. You should vote for the SDP, socially conservative, economically left wing. I hope you vote labour but I would never force anyone. Wokeness is equally a nothing concept that means and is nothing. Labour isn’t woke.
6:50 old people will always vote conservative, don't give a daft reason like that...
Just here to feed Alger Rhythm with likes as I'm all out of cookies as every website keeps them 🤔🧐😁 keep up the good work guys
As a viewer living in the CIty of London, can I please request an episode on oblivion?
I hope lib dems get more seats in Scotland
I how the lose their leader, not becuase I don’t like him, so then I can say that Fife got its Willie out.
I hope Snp majority in Scotland
@@andrew4363 personally I haven't been fussed about then before but after the debates I hope neither Tories or snp win I know it will be one of them but I hope they both lose seats
@@shotbeen6146 I don't cos if independence happens miltrt families like myself will have to move
@@dominicbarstow1450 sorry about that
UK elections basically London votes labour, everywhere else Tory. Wales labour, Scotland SNP or they may just throw their vote away. Ironic that voting SNP in Scotland over labour basically solidifies Tories to win
Probably a reason why Labour will have to at some point back PR because they can't get a majority without Scotland unless they get Blair levels of vote share
London is anti-tory because it’s all poor non whites lol
@@bluestarsaberstarwarsfan3838 labour wouldn't back the SNP though they know doing that would basically solidify labour to never winning again once Scotland leaves
Thank you for this. Also I wonder how people from other countries who have recently acquired nationality here will impact the voting trend?
I would've appreciated this a bit sooner than the day of the election :/ good vid tho
Me, a Scot, seeing the headline: Is he fuck
I forgot about England lol
Yes boris will win big today, boris is the leader of scotland
Won't be our problem in a few years.
@@CharalamposKoundourakis damn right
I'd leave the light on, if we had as renewable electricity as Scotland
@@CharalamposKoundourakis yes it will
Could you do a video on Hartlepool by election as if labour lose this its massive loss for labour as Hartlepool has been labour since the 1930s
I cant see that happening, that would put Conservatives in good light. Goes against this channels narrative.
@@iwannabentley They've been doing a pretty shit job, mate. Credit to them, only took them a good couple hundred thousand deaths to do anything about Coronavirus
@@Snarfindorf What are you on about ? Most of the deaths happened during lockdown
@@Snarfindorf Testing and logging these deaths inflated the numbers. So yeah, this number is hugely inflated. Don't forget that the UK has tested more than any country with population over 10 million. The more you test, the more you can attribute deaths to covid. Tests in the UK had a high false positive rate, according to the BBC panorama programme, where they showed contamination in the labs at a massive scale. Excess deaths is a terrible way to log deaths as Covid. Excess deaths compare the average of 2020 compared to 2019...2020 saw delayed urgent operation which inflated excess deaths.
In a nutshell, the deaths are high because of tests and logging death methods. Not because of the policies.
@@Snarfindorf Compared to how terribly the EU handled its vaccine rollout, i'd say UK got off easy.
I voted today. If you can, get out there and vote!
"And yes it is today" - really shocking how many people I had to say that to yesterday...
Voted :)
Fife! Get your Willie out!
huh??
@@Greenpoloboy3 the SNP wants to (admittedly unrealistically) unseat Willie Rennie, the Lib Dem Scottish leader.
@@andrew4363 OOOhhh! I see! Thanks :)
Annoying that conservatives get the praise for furlough when it was the trade unions who negotiated it
Plus the tories are using furlough to basically pay people to vote for them.
It would be far better if this video was titled “England’s local elections”
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Don't feel bad TLDR, you fought a good hard campaign, at least London will vote the way you want.
It should be noted that the Scottish and London figures for council seats for all of the parties should be distinct because the population size of Scottish and London wards are much bigger - meaning we have fewer councillors per person. Most of our wards range between 10k and 25k people, compared to most English and Welsh wards which comprise of a few thousand. As such, it will skew the effective support, and weighting of the seats, each party has.
People who don't vote should be banned from complaining or protesting.
Death stats at 6:23 can’t have been accurate till June 4th 2021 because it’s still May.
he meant may 4th
The idea of the Tories winning and gaining more power and influence scares me
I’ll be moving out of the country if the Conservatives continue to gain more power despite all previous leadership displaying overt corruption, nepotism, and general incompetence.
@@Gothic_Analogue
Good.
@@Gothic_Analogue Good. More room for us.
@Grasp Utin man, can i come?
@Grasp Utin
What a terrible pitch. At least the Tories are guaranteeing they’ll fuck us good!
For the vibes
Only 28million? Where’s halve the country? Can we get a video explaining that?
Because only some councils were holding elections.
@@StrongandStable17 Thanks Theresa May. You weren’t the PM for long but you tried to manage Brexit despite opposition to it.
NDL
if johnson wins again this country is toast.
This is just for Local elections
Boris is staying no matter what
Why?????? Answer please
I don't give a f☮️✌️🇫🇴 but why?
@@jasonmiles3596 To understand that, you would need to know the stuff that the Tories did in the government, at local and national level, far too much to mention in text
'Should have stayed in the EU' 🤡🤡🤡🤡
I only got given one bit of white paper for the police and crime commissioner in Plymouth in one polling station, but my mate in another polling station in Plymouth down the road got a green piece of paper as well to vote on. Any ideas?
I imagine there was a council by-election? (Ie, there was not a scheduled election in Plymouth but your mate's councillor resigned or died and they're voting on a replacement.)
As of June 4th. I didn't know tldr had omnipotence 🤣
The only local candidates that have bothered in my area are labour and thats enough for me
YOU voted for Conservative after what Boris has done this/last year, you shameful people, the last shred of respect I had for the people of this country has now gone.
Couldn't agree more. People really do love tyranny. It's disgusting and will drag us decent people down with them!
Couldn't be prouder of the UK, they've resoundingly rejected Marxism and BLM kneeling woke stupidity twice in a row. We're witnessing the death of the British left and I'm loving every minute of it.
@@TheAmericanPrometheus Not the British left my friend. They've been a crappy imitation of the American left for a while. And I never would have joined Labour if I knew they'd just be attempting to map American race relations onto a country that never had America's history of importing black slaves. I voted against them for the first time this election, and I won't be sad to see them go.
@@JontyLevine fair point.
@@JontyLevine My hope for the UK is Labour gets wiped out and then Tories with what is frankly a broad and unwieldy base only held together by its disdain for Labour will collapse into two new parties that both have a love of their country's history, culture and traditions, but on economic issues one is more Market Liberal like the Tories traditionally have been and the other focuses on Economic Security like Labour used to. Two parties free of all this woke nonsense and the fate of Labour a reminder of what happens when you actively hate your country and it's people.
Do you have a video on the West Yorkshire mayoral election
As an American, I am not eligible. Still I wish Britain well.
Unfortunately here in UK people love evil .
My household all voted earlier today 😊
I do not know who you voted for, but what I want to congratulate you for voting
NDL NDL NDL
I do wish that this video came out a day earlier!! I'd already been out and voted before this video was put out. Nevermind though, really great video
can't wait for the results to start pouring in..
If you support Labour looks like a bad night so far.... Hartlepool went Tory
Vote Niko
NDL
NDL
*For vibes*
I’m a labour candidate in one of the local elections and can see from canvassing and social media advertising that labour will struggle this year
A shame.
That you!re wasting time with Labour, not that they’re going to struggle.
Still... not much choice out there atm anyway, huh?
Tories and Boris Johnson is just seen by the electorate as better and superior
Anish my county is the only one to ever go bankrupt (it’s happened twice) both under tories. People are against labour due to the national party rather than the policy’s (the tories haven’t even given any policy’s)
@@nnspenaz2343 the exactly. Ppl think labour is full of woke thickos and sixth formers not "serious statesmen and businessmen" who can lead the country. They love Boris, sunak, Matt Hancock etc. They think the Tories and clever and intelligent who can make Britain great again
@@nnspenaz2343 if u ask ppl what policy do you like from the Tories, they'll say brexit. People are genuinely really enthused by brexit. They also say Boris vaccine rollout has been great and of labour had been in power the vaccine rollout wouldn't have been as good (this may be true idk)
Have you ever noticed that this guy can't say "sixth"? I can't unhear it. Every time: Sikth.
5:11 and 5:33, for some reason you put the Green party 4th in the order, but they were only 5th in nuber of councillors (although talked about 4th) and 6th in number of total councils. I find it strange (possible bias) that you did that, and obviously it wasn't on accident since when listing number of councils you put them out of order.
Possibly because the yellow colours are too similar and makes the graphic less aesthetically pleasing when together. But I thought the same thing when watching too.
Sadly too few people realise the vaccine roll out is succesfull because it's run by the NHS and not the government, unlike the "NHS Track & Trace" which wasn't run by the NHS and failed. There needs to be a big push to deligitimise the credit the government is taking for the vaccine rollout!
Though worth mentioning for-balance that all of the vaccines the NHS are currently giving-out were developed by private-companies, and without them the NHS would have nothing to offer... so NHS can't be given full-credit, either.
sadly not eu supporters won't accept the truth that the vaccine roll out was due to great leadership by Boris. there needs to be a big push to stop boris haters like you telling lies
@@dftfire The credit is all Boris.
@@jonathanhammerton9418 Boris also doesn't own all the private pharmaceutical companies so no, not all credit can go his-way either
@@dftfire Boris made the deal and all the credit goes to him dumbo
Go out and vote if you're eligible! It's a privilige many people died for and envy you for.
eu supporters envy UK voters
@@jonathanhammerton9418 Believe me we definitely don't
@@cloodberst oh yes you do, the eu has been destroyed by brexit
@@jonathanhammerton9418 you're deluded if you actually think that 😂 we haven't affected at all. Can't say the same for the UK though!
@@cloodberst the eu has been destroyed by brexit, Brexit has benefited the uK greatly, can't say the same for the corrupt eu though! hahahahaha
the eu is finished now ahahhahahah
There are two main factors in local, devolved, mayoral and Commissioners elections.
One: fir all parties to take a live pulse of their support and use it in planning for future elections and possible referendums.
Two: to select who honestly outside of brexit, a done deal people who hold true power. Local representation holds a larger per capita legistlative impact at least in the US and Canada. And I'm guessing the UK is little different. The big one's im watching tonight is the hollyrood and London mayoral elections as the hollyrood elections if a snp landslide will give Backford and Sturgeon a mandate for an independence referendum.
Being from the US it’s actually kinda shocking how different some political systems can work despite cultural similarities.