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In a previous post, we looked at which candidates were leading in publicly declared endorsements from a range of individuals, including MPs, former MPs, Peers, and other politicians and public figures. I realise it’s been over two weeks since the original data was collected, and with the first round
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In light of the 2024 UK Election which saw the Conservative party's seat share drop from 365 to 122 (their lowest in history), a leadership election was called to replace Rishi Sunak as leader of the Conservative party. So far a total of six candidates have put their
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In a previous post, we tracked the change in political party endorsements between the 2019 and 2024 general elections to see who won lost the support of the media and public figures. The results concluded that, Labour had the clear advantage when it came to support from the media however,
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Labour's victory at the recent 2024 General Election was quite impressive. In a previous post, we covered how just how significant this was with respect to vote share margins within each constituency. Labour clearly have the advantage, but how does this look like in terms of seat gains
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Every election, most media outlets and well-known public figures openly declare their support for a particular political party. These endorsements play a massive role in shaping political narratives in an attempt to win voters over to vote for a particular party and to gauge public support. Using data collected from
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Just how safe is Labour after the election? What would the seat share look like if they lost their marginal seats.