Luke Tryl
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1,318 appearances
10 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 21 Aug
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With our core, I'm stabilising the party, you know, that the offer on things like stamp duty, expect will have gone down particularly well in that sort of areas.
This is a base to build back on.
But, you know, to use, you know, that old adage about lipstick on a pig, you know, this is a very bad set of results.
And you can point to individual councils, Harlow as well.
They had a very good result in Essex there where they were perhaps expected to lose.
It's still a bad set of results, still a long way to go.
And I think the danger is, particularly when results from Scotland and Wales start coming in, when we've done focus groups there, they just haven't been in the conversation.
And it might allow Reform UK.
Reform UK are desperate to make the claim that the Tories are no longer a national party.
And winning a few councils in London doesn't allow you to dispute that.
And it's interesting.
I think that you might, I mean, it's a bit early, but I think you might be starting to see some evidence of a new type of tactical voting in these elections.
So I was looking at Broxbourne.
That's one of the councils that the Conservatives have held.
And what's really interesting there is in reform Tory fights, and some of them where the Tories held on quite narrowly, the left vote was really squeezed.
And what it seems might have happened is, and this was kind of unimaginable a few years ago, that you had some Liberal Democrat and Labour voters voting for the Conservatives to stop reform.
And I wonder if we might see that in some parts of Hampshire and elsewhere as well.
And on the flip side, there have very definitely been some high profile examples of people who are on the right saying that they are voting Labour in some of those inner London Labour boroughs to try and stop the Greens.
Now, I'm not sure how successful because there aren't that many right wing voters.
But, you know, we are kind of in this kind of topsy turvy land where both political allegiances are more fluid, but actually the desire to vote against is almost more strong now than the desire to vote for.
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