Forget the spin, here’s why the Tories lost.
The results are in for the UK election, and the Labour Party has secured a historic victory and a huge majority in Parliament. Winning an estimated 410 seats out of the 650 total, Britain’s left-leaning party will now form the new government, leaving 14 years of Conservative Party (Tory) rule in the dust. This was a stunning result for Labour, one made possible by the total collapse of the Tory voting base. However, the fine print spells out a few uncomfortable home truths for both the leading parties in British politics.
How Well Did Labour Really Do?
The headline number of 410 seats does not paint the entire picture. The Labour Party has won around 63% of the parliamentary seats (similar to congressional seats) – an increase of more than 200 seats on its 2019 performance….
