The ruling Labor Party as well as opposition conservatives lowered their expectations in the elections, which often protested against the party in power, and in this case and against the one that she replaced in July 2024.
For Reform UK, which was cleared as soon as nothing more than one more than one-time antimigration party, the victory of the elections offers the opportunity to expand local networks and come out as a party to the Labor and Conservatives in the next national elections expected in 2029.
In addition to 1641 representatives in local councils and six mayors, voters also elect a parliamentary representative for the Northern English Election unit Runcorn and Helsby after its Labor MP resigned after the voter hitting, index.
Bookmakers predict that the UK reform could win that mandate and win three of the six elections for the mayor, while experts think that the party will win about a quarter of the councils. The results will begin to arrive during the early morning hours on Friday.
“The elections will be difficult. Local choices are always a challenge for governments,” said the Labor Party spokesman, and added:
“But of course, we fight for every voice.”
Conservatives, under the new guidance of the right policies, is prone to Kemi Badenoch, have not yet recovered from their historical defeats in last year’s national elections, and will be further felt losses in this year’s local elections as they started with a strong position won 2021.
For Laborists, the party’s popularity fell abruptly after the government limited the heating account for some retirees, entered the dispute in which the donations were consumed and presented plans to reduce social assistance in the amount of multi-billion pounds.
The UK’s Reform header Nigel Farage said the greatest effect realizes in the areas that traditionally vote for Labor and rejected the Conservatives as a party “not” falling off the cliff “after the results of the local elections.
Farage does not hide his desire to reform UK, replace the conservatives, the most successful British political party.
“I encourage all our supporters to go out and challenge the political earthquake on Thursday. Your local council needs reform,” said Farage in the statement.
(Vijesti.ba)
