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You could put up a greyhound wearing a cravat for Labour in Manchester and it would get 63.4% of the vote.
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Devolution For The Regions - Gtr Manchester
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MouldensChippy
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From a turnout of 32.05% !As of two months ago and after 7 years in office 63.4% of the voting electorate of Greater Manchester don’t agree with you or they wouldn’t have voted for him. He must be doing something right to maintain that level of support. His support level is identical to when he was first elected in 2017 although the actual number that voted for him compared to 2017 has gone up due to an increased turnout.
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I'm friendly with an architect that works on projects all over the country and he says Burnham is by far the best and easiest leader of a council that he has worked with. Says he has a clear vision and plan of what he wants and how to get there.You could put up a greyhound wearing a cravat for Labour in Manchester and it would get 63.4% of the vote.
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He can’t be that bad then, otherwise the other 67.95% would have actively wanted to vote him out.From a turnout of 32.05% !
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Barely one in five people could be arsed voting for him.From a turnout of 32.05% !
Quite the endorsement.
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And only one in ten voted against him.Barely one in five people could be arsed voting for him.
Quite the endorsement.
Works both ways.
MouldensChippy
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Hardly a ringing endorsement when over two thirds of an electorate see little point in using their vote.He can’t be that bad then, otherwise the other 67.95% would have actively wanted to vote him out.
Especially when it was put to a referendum over whether a metro mayor was wanted, the electorate voted against it, but got one anyway !
Alan Harper's Tash
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The Tories do tend to do the unnecessary to stop them being scrutinised.Hardly a ringing endorsement when over two thirds of an electorate see little point in using their vote.
Especially when it was put to a referendum over whether a metro mayor was wanted, the electorate voted against it, but got one anyway !
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I’d like him to share his clear vision of what he wants and how he is going to get there. And importantly when?I'm friendly with an architect that works on projects all over the country and he says Burnham is by far the best and easiest leader of a council that he has worked with. Says he has a clear vision and plan of what he wants and how to get there.
If the current state of Manchester City centre is anything to by then he has the vision of Stevie Wonder.
mexico1970
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I’d like him to share his clear vision of what he wants and how he is going to get there. And importantly when?
If the current state of Manchester City centre is anything to by then he has the vision of Stevie Wonder.
Fuck knows what his house is like if he thinks that is acceptable, wouldn't anyone leaving Piccadilly station walking towards Piccadilly gardens think they got off in the 3rd world?
And he still gets votes?