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RESTORE Britain JUST CHANGED

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The video argues that Restore Britain may be outperforming Reform UK—based on YouGov polling—especially among younger voters. It makes several key points:

  • Rupert Lowe (via a Facebook post) claims that among 18–24-year-olds, more people would consider voting for Restore Britain than Reform UK.
  • The video emphasizes that younger voters are typically difficult for parties to win, and suggests Restore Britain is gaining traction with this demographic.
  • The presenter highlights that Restore Britain supporters appear more enthusiastic, citing that more than double the number of respondents give “10/10 definitely would consider voting” for Restore Britain compared with Reform UK.
  • Cross-over support is presented as follows:
    • 36% of Restore Britain supporters are also open to voting for Reform UK (described as surprisingly low by the presenter).
    • 2% of Restore Britain voters would consider voting the Greens.
    • 0% would consider voting Labour, which the presenter interprets as widespread dissatisfaction with Labour and its leadership, referencing Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham.
  • The overall conclusion is that Labour is unlikely to recover, with voters appearing firmly aligned away from Labour, while Restore Britain remains the preferred option among certain groups.

Presenters or Contributors

  • Rupert Lowe

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