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Anon Called it and anon said the greens would win.
how, cos anons have learned how to read stats, the terrain and the underhand politics being played by those involved.
The old order of honour, loyality are gone.
Something that has not been mentioned is the feminist vote, the simps and manginas who will vote cos they like a well spoken accent blonde hair. ecstatic's my dear anons.
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pb bun on the gordon and denton. check the build up from the links below.
>>24309735, >>24309740, >>24309738, >>24309746, >>24310408, >>24312834, >>24313324, >>24313621, >>24313645, >>24313655, >>24313707, >>24313734, >>24313741, >>24313743, Gorton and Denton - post election data and result bun including anons opine along the way..
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Hannah Spencer of the Green Party has won the Gorton and Denton parliamentary by-election, marking the first time the Greens have secured a Westminster seat in a by-election.
Final Vote Count:
Green Party (Hannah Spencer): 14,980 votes (40.7%)
Reform UK (Matt Goodwin): 10,578 votes (28.7%)
Labour Party (Angeliki Stogia): 9,364 votes (25.4%)
Majority: Spencer won by a 4,402 vote majority over Reform UK.
Turnout: 47.62% of the electorate (36,903 votes cast).
Significance: The result is a historic upset, as Gorton and Denton was a long-standing Labour stronghold. Labour lost a seat they previously held with a 13,413 majority in 2024.
Reactions: The outcome has been described as a "catastrophic" blow to Prime Minister Keir Starmer and has sparked intense scrutiny of Labour’s leadership and strategy. Green Party leader Zach Polanski hailed the win as a sign of the party’s growing national relevance.
Context: The by-election was triggered by the resignation of former Labour MP Andrew Gwynne due to ill health. The campaign was marked by controversy, including allegations of disinformation, family voting, and personal attacks on candidates.