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Jane Green

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Director politicscentre.nuffield.ox.ac.uk | Election Analyst @itvnews | President @BritPollingCncl | Posting at bsky ...
Nuffield College, Oxford nuffield.ox.ac.uk/people/profile… Joined February 2010
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Jane Green @ProfJaneGreen
Chimes with my thought this week that the 2026 US election shares parallels with Labour’s in 2024. And Dem victories are now fragile. So much hangs now on party choices, and presidential nominees.
Mary Radcliffe @marywitha4 4d
I’ve been gathering my thoughts the last few days, and I think I’m ready to say a few things. Obviously this election went really well for Democrats, but I think there’s warnings for both parties moving forward in the data.
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Jane Green @ProfJaneGreen
Imagine the ‘Burnham bounce’ having to lift off against a pressing load of economic hardship. I think this is the right way to think of his appeal and also the counterweight to it. He’s fighting against a tide of rising prices and economic negatives.
Luke Tryl Verified account @LukeTryl Oct 3
🧵On Thursday night we held a focus group of 2024 Labour voters many of whom had become disillusioned under Starmer to find out how Burnham's conference speech had gone down. Have written it up for @guardian and it was the most positive feedback for a politician in a long time.
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Jane Green @ProfJaneGreen
In this episode @edballs and @George_Osborne reflect on findings from our new research, details coming out soon!
Political Currency Verified account @polcurrency Oct 1
🎙️ NEW episode of Political Currency…

🤔 Will scrapping the triple lock backfire on Burnham?
🌳 Can Badenoch solve her Farage problem?
🪖 Has RAF Fairford exposed Britain's defence weakness?

🎧 LISTEN: tr.ee/pc

🖥️ WATCH: tr.ee/PCTV
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Jane Green @ProfJaneGreen
Well done to @Survation. This is exactly what I’d have expected. We need to move beyond over-simplified takes on public consent. The answer is so often: It depends!
Survation. Verified account @Survation Sep 30
With the Triple Lock reform set out accurately and the savings hypothecated to a National Care Service, a clear majority back it:

64% support it and 15% oppose: net +49.

Support outnumbers opposition in every age group, including those most affected:
-> 55-64: 61% support, 16% oppose
-> 65+: 55% support, 27% oppose

5/6
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Jane Green @ProfJaneGreen
It will massively depend on whether people think it will deliver the outcome they prefer!
Patrick English Verified account @PME_Politics Sep 29
On electoral reform, the public have been consistently clear for a long time that they’d prefer a proportional representation system over the current first past the post model.

Will Burnham be able to find consensus on the exact model of PR, however?
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