Labour's Stunning Byelection Loss in Wales
UK politics is moving at speed, with voter loyalties shifting and atomising in unprecedented ways.
The Caerphilly byelection results showed a significant loss for Labour, with their share of votes dropping from 46% in 2021 to 11%.
“You are on your way out after 100-plus years.” - Lindsay Whittle, Plaid Cymru’s winning candidate
This loss may have wider implications for Keir Starmer and his party, as Labour's grip on Welsh politics appears to be loosening.
- Labour's share of votes in Caerphilly dropped from 46% to 11%.
- The party fell from first to third place in the town.
Author's summary: Labour's loss in Wales may signal a shift in UK politics.
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