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Another cracking data deep dive this week from @electionmapsuk in this week's Navigate Politics #WeeklyRoundup on party leader conference speech length.
All eyes on @andyburnham's speech at The Labour Party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday to see what he says (and how long he says it for!)
Read the full analysis on our website and sign up for our free #WeeklyRoundup to receive analysis like this in your inbox every Friday - navigatepolitics.uk
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📨 With conference season in full swing, the race for media attention and column inches is full speed ahead this week. @EdwardJDavey wrapped up the Liberal Democrats gathering in Brighton with promises of tax cuts and closer ties to Europe, after warning about “dark forces” at play; @andyburnham headed to New York for his UN debut and first face-to-face encounter with Donald Trump; and the Prime Minister has ended the week by putting himself through four hours of back-to-back interviews with 27 regional broadcasters. All of which is merely the warm-up. The Labour Party conference starts this weekend, giving Burnham his biggest domestic political test since entering Downing Street.
Read all about it our latest #WeeklyRoundup with @electionmapsuk
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In an office made up of diehard @BHAFC, @Arsenal, @CoventryCityFC and @Boro fans... the lone @Everton fan getting this pic past the rest of the team was no mean feat this week...
This week's Weekly Roundup is now out... Crypto-nite | TUC That | Fit for Office:
It’s been another perfectly normal week in British politics, featuring £72bn in donations to Reform, warnings that AI could eventually kill us all, and – naturally – an inordinate amount of parliamentary interest in the SexyMP website (see @electionmapsuk's excellent analysis on that one in the full roundup). Donald Trump found time to offer his thoughts on the future of Northern Ireland, whilst Angela Rayner entertained the TUC with a few jokes at Wes Streeting’s expense. And if all that wasn’t enough, Parliament has now packed up for conference season, with the Liberal Democrats first out of the blocks this weekend.
🔍 Search 'Weekly Roundup' on Google and you'll find it - we're at the top.
Photo © Associated Press / Alamy Stock Photo
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Absolutely fascinating research from @electionmapsuk in our Weekly Roundup this week on the election alphabetical advantage...
We were aware of the phenomenon but to see it in this clear detail and so starkly set out in an analysis of almost 9,000 candidates across all 679 London council wards in May this year is quite spectacular. Huge credit to @mattftommo for crunching the numbers on this and setting it out so brilliantly.
This is why we wanted to partner with Matt and Election Maps UK. To be able to help bring this sort of analysis to our Weekly Roundup audience is a genuine privilege!
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Our latest Weekly Roundup with @electionmapsuk is out!
Milibanned | Healey Does It | Councilled Plans
Ed Miliband wasted little time making his mark as Foreign Sec this week, announcing a major shift in the Government’s approach to Israel and Palestine; John Healey used his first big outing as Chancellor to promise to make “Great Britain, Growth Britain again” – with a healthy dose of devolution thrown in for good measure; and elsewhere, the Government was forced into something of a reorganisation of its local government reorganisation plans… Feels like everyone is ready for another four weeks of recess.
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In today's @NavigatePol weekly roundup, I analysed how candidates surnames' dictate how well they do within party slates in multi-member wards.
72% of the time, the candidate 1st alphabetically received the most votes.
Surnames starting with Z topped their slates just 6% or the time!!
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📨 Our latest Weekly Roundup with @electionmapsuk is out... Starmed Off | Bay(eux) Watch | Falk in the road
With the Bayeux Tapestry returning to the UK, a visit from President Macron and a marathon ‘get to know me’ session in the Commons planned, Burnham must have felt confident he had the attention of the political class this week. However, the shock resignation of his defeated foe, a Tory reshuffle and a good old-fashioned sting against Reform upended his best-laid plans – let alone the Falkland Islands dispute reasserting itself. Good Times Andy had best get used to this…
Also check out @electionmapsuk's latest analysis of the 32 council by-elections that have taken place since May to find who's up and who's down.
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🗑️ What a load of rubbish...
The Navigate Politics weekly roundup is out!
As quiet summer recess weeks go in the new era of non-stop government announcements, this is about as good as it’s going to get. Just the PM’s four domestic policy updates, the launch of a new northern situation room, a new planning policy framework, and another two Reform press conferences… Can someone please remind our politicians, it’s still August?
Read the full edition on our website including new polling day weather insights from @electionmapsuk , and a deep dive into John Healey ahead of the forthcoming Budge.
(Andy Burnham visits an illegal rubbish dump in Bradford on Thursday as part of his pledge to crack down on the issue © PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo)
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My first contribution to @NavigatePol's Weekly Roundup is out!
I investigated the magnitude of the often joked about Lib Dem 'GAIL's Premium'.
Their vote share is *71% higher* (19.3% vs 11.3%) in constituencies which contain a GAIL's, whilst Reform's share is 40% lower...
📨 Our first Weekly Roundup in partnership with @electionmapsuk is now out!
Whilst everyone's been focused on the Prime Minister's lunch choice at @GreggsOfficial, the Navigate Politics Weekly Roundup brings you... The @Gails_Bakery Index, along with your usual roundup of all the announcements, movements, stats and a selection of the best face-palm moments in UK politics this week.
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📨 Our first Weekly Roundup in partnership with @electionmapsuk is now out!
Whilst everyone's been focused on the Prime Minister's lunch choice at @GreggsOfficial, the Navigate Politics Weekly Roundup brings you... The @Gails_Bakery Index, along with your usual roundup of all the announcements, movements, stats and a selection of the best face-palm moments in UK politics this week.
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Navigate Politics retweeted
Exciting News!
I'm delighted to announce that @electionmapsuk is now sponsored by Navigate Politics (@NavigatePol) - a provider of top-tier political monitoring & intelligence tools.
This partnership provides the long-term stability to keep electionmapsuk going.
I'll also be contributing a 'chart of the week' to their Weekly Roundup, which brings you the latest news, publications and movements in UK politics - so make sure you subscribe to that!
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Fantastic evening at @PuttshackUK ⛳️ for the 2nd annual @NavigatePol Summer Party - fast becoming a “must attend” of the #PublicAffairs scene!
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