Crumblin Jim: “…children cited education (22%) as the policy area that influenced their vote the most, followed by health (18%) and climate and environment (18%). 16% named the cost-of-living and 12% safety. Immigration and refugees held the least sway, on 8%. “ That last sentence is very encouraging.

Even with the shitshow of the last 14 years, nearly 7m people still voted Tory.

That is a head scratcher. I’d love to see the demographic breakdown of that 7m as the tories have always had the senior vote. It could be worrying if there is a new generation of them coming through.

The children's vote says no (but alarming that Reform matches exactly to the adult vote) www.savethechildren.org.uk/news/media-c...

Mass-scale children's election result puts Labour on 32% then Green (29%)www.savethechildren.org.uk Results in mass-scale election for children: Labour win 32% of the vote, followed by Green Party on 29%

“…children cited education (22%) as the policy area that influenced their vote the most, followed by health (18%) and climate and environment (18%). 16% named the cost-of-living and 12% safety. Immigration and refugees held the least sway, on 8%. “ That last sentence is very encouraging.

It really is. I just hope they aren't radicalised to be more right wing before they get a chance to use their votes.

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