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Nearly 100 polls have been published since the General Election was called on 22 May. On average they show Labour 20% ahead, as they have for nearly two years now. All the polls agree that Labour are on course for a landslide, but they don’t agree on how big it will be... Read our latest analysis on the election campaign here: https://lnkd.in/eQxZn3ys #fgsglobal #navigatechange #researchandinsight

This election has been like no other for so many reasons..... The two interesting elements I will be looking at tomorrow when the polls close and results are in are; 1. The turnout - is the Labour support soft or hard? This will give us a clue to how the country will react to various policies over the next parliament. 2. The number of votes that Reform get - this will give us a clue to how the Tory Party will rebuilt itself in the weeks and months to come. #generalelection2024

The results are in and it is official that the Labour Party have won the 2024 General Election. Keep an eye out for updates from WH on how Labour being voted in could result in changes to legislation and policy going forward. To be the first to hear about the latest news, you can sign-up to our mailing list here - https://lnkd.in/gYXTAmCT #WeAreRightHassall #GeneralElection #ElectionResults #LegislativeChanges

The #UK electorate heads to the polls this year, most likely in October. The opposition #Labour Party have held a consistent 15-20pp lead over the ruling #Conservative Party in voting intention polls, which has encouraged speculation that Labour may deliver a result similar to the landslide they achieved in 1997 under Tony Blair. However, while we expect a Labour victory come October, we actually forecast a much narrower margin than many pollsters. Our regional electoral swing model gives Labour around 330 seats, clear of the 322 needed for a majority, but well short of the 418 won in 1997. Read the full analysis: https://ow.ly/7Rym50QvNCV #ConnectedThinking

I’ve been getting a lot of questions from customers and prospects today about the General Election. Most have revolved around “will procurement pause in the build up to the General Election?”. The good news is NO. Over the past two General Elections our data shows us that local government actually increased their procurement in the lead up to the Election. At Contracts Advance, we will be putting out valuable content for our customers to understand what the next couple of months look like and what the future might hold depending on who’s in Number 10, so keep your eyes peeled. #generalelection #publicsectorprocurement

Since the last general election in 2019, a lot has changed, and not just in politics and the polls. Whatever the result and whenever it eventually comes, major changes to rules and processes for the next general election will make it very different from the last. I have just published a briefing for the Hansard Society on all the big changes that have been made to electoral rules and regulations, and the role that Parliament played (if any!) in enacting them. I hope it will be useful to anyone who is interested in elections and Parliament. https://lnkd.in/eG28et5Y

Election fever is now in full swing in the UK as our political parties battle it out to convince voters to give them the keys to 10 Downing Street. An unusual year Around the world, it is estimated that approximately 1.5 billion people will be going to the polls this year as significant elections are taking place in more than 50 countries which between them hold almost half of the world’s population (including a presidential election in the USA and a surprise parliamentary election in France). This makes 2024 an unusually election-heavy year globally. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dwyqbbxD #GlobalBPO #Manifesto #LawFirm #Business #Vote

Read our full UK election analysis as below

The general election results are in. The Labour Party will form the next government. Find out what businesses can expect from the new government in our new blog – https://lnkd.in/eqNUgBWz #generalelection2024 #electionresults #newgovernment #policyinsights  

Forum of Private Business A great insight into the new governments main priorities and an idea of how things may change and the direction they will move in!