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  • #46
    Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

    Originally posted by WJ99mobile View Post
    I'd like to vote Labour but I can't after some of the rubbish Drakeford has done and also endorsing anti-Brexit Starmer somewhat and I can't vote for Plaid as they're nationalistic idiots

    So it's a choice between Tories or not voting.
    A dilemma indeed and a poser for a lot I guess , I personally don't support nationalism,don't like Drakeford type politics .

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    • #47
      Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

      Originally posted by stevebrickman View Post
      Joel Williams. Currently councillor for Pontprennau and St Mellons. He’s young, but impressive. He’s running for Cardiff North in the assembly elections I believe. Think he will go far.
      I've met him , he is so young , very switched on, not your usual Tory

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      • #48
        Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

        Originally posted by City123 View Post
        A lot of Plaid placards up in Cardiff West, I spoke to someone in the party and its over 160 there already compared to just 80 last time. A lot of polls have put Cardiff West as switching to Plaid based on uniform swing but I can't see it, but the amount of placards up suggests they may do well.

        In my view, Plaid are the real threat to Labour, not the Conservatives. The places where Welsh national identity is strongest are all in the Valleys and if Plaid can tap into that then Labour are in real trouble.
        No chance Plaid will win Cardiff West.
        2 years ago they'd have walked it, but McEvoy had the support last time out, not Plaid.

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        • #49
          Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

          What is the canvassing/placards like where everyone is? Is there more presence of alternative parties? Plaid seem to be pushing a lot harder than previously with social media, broadcasting etc and seen Adam Price has been out a fair bit but not much from Drakeford and RT?

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          • #50
            Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

            Originally posted by cityhammer View Post
            No chance Plaid will win Cardiff West.
            2 years ago they'd have walked it, but McEvoy had the support last time out, not Plaid.
            No, Plaid Cymru AND McEvoy had the support last time. In the first two Senedd (aka Assembly) elections Plaid got 14% of the vote in Cardiff West. These elections occurred before McEvoy was deselected by Labour and before he joined Plaid Cymru.

            Given the demographic changes (more Welsh-speakers in Canton now than ever before), Plaid Cymru will almost certainly get at least 15% of the vote in the constituency.

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            • #51
              Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

              Originally posted by cityhammer View Post
              No chance Plaid will win Cardiff West.
              2 years ago they'd have walked it, but McEvoy had the support last time out, not Plaid.
              I'm not so sure on this. McEvoy helped Plaid but the assumption that everyone he helped pull to the party will switch isn't realistic.

              McEvoy is also fairly unlikely to win, he has little support outside Ely, Fairwater & Caerau.

              As blue sky pointed out, Plaid & McEvoy had the support, not just McEvoy. They've always had ~15% of the vote. I don't think they'll win Cardiff West but I don't think it should be written off completely. If the Labour vote is decimated in the areas McEvoy is targeting then it's very much game on

              Plaid have been very active in the constituency as well, Plaid and Propel have fought the hardest campaign imo. Barely seen Labour but I've seen Plaid & McEvoy out campaigning

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              • #52
                Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

                Not good reading even with a slight improvement for our children's education.

                Wales "catches up" in Pisa tests for 15-year-olds, but scores remain worse than the rest of the UK.


                I'm sure health is also an under performing area and was before Covid , which probably attributed to our ability to cope with Covid and other diseases.

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                • #53
                  Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

                  Originally posted by City123 View Post
                  I'm not so sure on this. McEvoy helped Plaid but the assumption that everyone he helped pull to the party will switch isn't realistic.

                  McEvoy is also fairly unlikely to win, he has little support outside Ely, Fairwater & Caerau.

                  As blue sky pointed out, Plaid & McEvoy had the support, not just McEvoy. They've always had ~15% of the vote. I don't think they'll win Cardiff West but I don't think it should be written off completely. If the Labour vote is decimated in the areas McEvoy is targeting then it's very much game on

                  Plaid have been very active in the constituency as well, Plaid and Propel have fought the hardest campaign imo. Barely seen Labour but I've seen Plaid & McEvoy out campaigning
                  McEvoy flopped spectacularly and, as I predicted, Plaid got at least 15% of the vote. Bring on the council elections! I cant wait to finish McEvoy and Propel off permanently. Labour outperformed Propel in Fairwater and Ely (according to Plaid Cymru sampling during Friday’s count) so the fat-jowled fraud will have to work very hard to keep hold of his party’s seats next year

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                  • #54
                    Re: Welsh Elections 2021 poll

                    Originally posted by Wozza16 View Post
                    What is the canvassing/placards like where everyone is? Is there more presence of alternative parties? Plaid seem to be pushing a lot harder than previously with social media, broadcasting etc and seen Adam Price has been out a fair bit but not much from Drakeford and RT?
                    Lots Labour and Plaid , Tories not keen to show to avoid any nasties.

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