English Councils
- No overall control 64 (+23) (+56%)
- Labour 28 (-38) (-58%)
- Lib Dems 15 (+1) (+7%)
- Reform 14 (+14)
- Conservatives 9 (-6) (-40%)
- Greens 5 (+5)
- Plaid Cymru 43 (+20) (+87%)
- Reform 34 (+34)
- Labour 9 (-35) (-80%)
- Conservatives 7 (-76%)
- Greens 2 (+2)
- Lib Dems 1 (+1)
- SNP 58 (-6) (-9%)
- Labour 17 (-4) (-19%)
- Reform 17 (+17)
- Scottish Greens 15 (+6) (+67%)
- Conservatives 12 (-19) (-61%)
- Lib Dems 10 (-6) (-38%)
David Farrar runs Curia Market Research, a specialist opinion polling and research agency, and the popular Kiwiblog where this article was sourced. He previously worked in the Parliament for eight years, serving two National Party Prime Ministers and three Opposition Leaders
2 comments:
Isn’t this because Starmer gave a job to a chap who had Epstein links and the public revolted and now they are having their say by going for a guy who has links to Palantir?
These are not the good guys.
If an undergraduate student had given me this report for an assignment, I would have slapped a big 'F' all over it. You don't just toss a barrage of figures at your readers, you should discuss them - point out trends, clarify terms that your readers may not be familiar with (e.g., what's 'Plaid Cymru?), and explain the conclusions you have drawn.
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