Felicity Evans

So not a ringing endorsement there from Eluned Morgan currently.

When you go out and speak to voters, their big issues are cost of living.

They are the state of the NHS.

You know, we have long waiting times here in Wales and immigration features heavily for some.

And obviously, that's a big motivator for reform voters.

But in terms of.

The way that that maps onto the larger picture, obviously we have Labour in power here in the Senedd for 27 years uninterrupted.

And we also have the double incumbency factor of an unpopular Labour government at a UK level and the fact that in Wales we've had a century's worth of Labour dominance.

So if the polls are to be believed, then, you know, I would suggest that the story on Friday is Wales, because we could see a vote that changes a century's worth of politics here.

You know, one single vote and Labour dominance is gone in Wales for the first time in 100 years.

This is the thing.

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.