Felicity Evans
speaker
273 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 23 May
Felicity Evans’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And, you know, I was speaking to one Welsh Labour campaigner about the experience on the doorstep.
And, you know, you speak to a lot of candidates and they'll say to you, look, it's not as bad as the polls say.
I mean, they'll say it's bad, but it's not as bad as the polls say.
But this chap then followed up by saying to me, I mean, it's a bit they're treating us a bit like where their ex, you know.
And with your ex, you've you pass the period of absolutely hating them.
And then you go into the period of just being indifferent to them.
And when I knock on the door, I feel like I'm in that phase.
So they don't hate us.
They're just indifferent to us.
Now, there are a lot of other candidates who will absolutely challenge that take and say they are in with much more of a shout than the polls are allowing them.
And I think there's really a...
over the muscle memory for a lot of voters when they go in, you know, that tradition, that culture of voting Labour, you know, will they actually be able to ditch that when push comes to shove?
We really don't know the answer.
But, you know, it looks like a lot of Welsh candidates are really reaching for some cold comfort from some of the things they've been saying.
No, that's right.
I mean, he's really soft peddled the independence message during this election campaign.
And when he in various TV debates, for example, when he's been asked directly about it, he kind of answers the question with a question, you know.
So, you know, an audience member in one debate said to him, look, do you have an independence agenda and all this sort of thing?
And his reply was, do I have ambition for Wales?
Yes, I do.
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