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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So it's this much more kind of complicated approach to electoral competition that we're not really used to.
And Andy Burnham showed himself to be the master of all three.
And I think the other parties are now thinking, and in particular, you know, Reform UK will be thinking, well, the problem that we've got is, A, you know, with the Tories winning Aberdeen South, we don't necessarily, you know, we thought we had the claim on the right block and the Tories have shown they've at least still got a pulse.
where people are turning out to vote against us.
You know, the anti-reform motivation is very high and tactical voting against reform is very high.
And they're selecting candidates who are slightly too polarising to win over cross-block voters.
So I think, you know, in the locals, reform triumph on all three.
In maker fields, they basically fall flat on all three of those tests.
And that starts to become a real problem for reform because we know that voters in that right block are motivated more than anything else by wanting to get Labour out, to have a right wing government of some sort.
And if reform keep losing.
It allows the Tories to potentially say, well, look, actually, if you want a right-wing government, reform are so polarising that they're going to keep losing because the left will unite.
We can actually win on the right.
You can't.
So it opens up that battle for the right a little bit more in a way that...
Probably a few months ago, we'd have been like Reform are dominating that block.
they bought into him they like what he stands for they like the kind of rip it up and start again factor of Farage or whether that's starting to lose its shine I think it's a bit of both so what I would say is you know and we've spoken before about the fact that you know reform voters are not a homogenous block you know if you think of the people who voted for them in 2024 as the true believers when you talk about the five million with that group they go
Well, he wasn't an MP.
It's the second 15%, that group who, you know, are sort of like, well, they're not ideologically purist reform.
They're much more, we just got to try something new.
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