get over the line in uxbridge, boris johnson s old seat. in selby, they say that is too close to call. for the liberal democrats smiles on theirfaces, they think the liberal democrats smiles on their faces, they think they will do well in somerton and froome. the conservatives think their problem is they re not managing to turn out their vote. they think the problem is high inflation and the legacy of the liz truss government. on the the up the liz truss government. on the the up side they say there is zero switching from labour to conservative and it could be a different story come the general election. and also they re confident that boris johnson election. and also they re confident that borisjohnson is now history and nobody is objecting to rishi sunak on the doorsteps. for labour, they believe that in uxbridge their vote is coming out in the right areas. here in this seat, a 20,000 majority nor the conservatives, so they don t have much of a presence. they don t have the data, but
do win it, a word of caution about the significance uk-wide. in truth it won t necessarily the significance uk-wide. in truth it won t necessarily tell the significance uk-wide. in truth it won t necessarily tell us - the significance uk-wide. in truth it won t necessarily tell us as - the significance uk-wide. in truth | it won t necessarily tell us as much about the national situation, because despite the occasional by election success, on high swings, there is no consistent evidence in there is no consistent evidence in the national opinion polls of liberal democrats advancing on the 11, 12% they got in 2019. 11, 1296 they got in 2019. where could the drama 11, 1296 they got in 2019. where could the drama leave - 11, 1296 they got in 2019. where could the drama leave this - 11, 12% they got in 2019. where | could the drama leave this man? 11, 12% they got in 2019. where - could the drama leave this man? the rishi sunak wins any of the three, i think he will chalk that up as a
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would require a bigger swing than we even had in the 97 landslide election. if we win in selby, it would require the biggest swing to labour ever in a by election. so these are incredibly challenging elections for labour. but i think what ever the result one thing is very clear and it has been clear to me when i have been speaking with people on the doorstep that there will be people in the election who will be people in the election who will be people in the election who will be voting labour for the first time. they can see that keir starmer has turned the labour party around, that the labour party is in the service of working people, and i think that will definitely be the case whatever the eventual result from these by elections. case whatever the eventual result from these by-elections.- case whatever the eventual result from these by-elections. some of our re ”ortin from these by-elections. some of our reporting in from these by-elections. some of our reporting in the from