Local elections: What’s at stake - for voters and parties?
The 2 May local elections will have more than 2,600 seats are at stake across 107 English councils. Labour’s Sadiq Khan and Andy Burnham are among the 10 city mayors up for re-election.
Those in Blackpool South will also be voting for their next MP after ex-Tory Scott Benton broke Commons lobbying rules, triggering a by-election.
With the Conservatives lagging behind Labour in the polls, the outcome will offer some insight on how voters in England and Wales feel ahead of the general election.
On the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson is joined by Sky’s deputy political editor Sam Coates to discuss why the elections are so important for the prime minister’s future and where the key political backgrounds are.
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Nothings at stake for the voters, because the voters will never notice a difference, whoever wins.
Lol Sky news and a few handpicked lords and ladies from the political class discuss the problem with Westminster. That's one of the funniest things I've ever heard.
No point voting nothing changes ever
I thing parties are useless and nothing changes for the better
Typical Sky talk politics,two parties and leave the most important one out Reform UK. Reform Uk is the only party for the this country. Vote Reform UK.
VOTE REFORM OR ELSE DON'T VOTE ATALL
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Voting Reform is the equivalent of not voting at all !
Proisrael said in front of media cameras: "We are afraid and feel unsafe about this demonstration😢". but they stood watching at a close distance and even broke through the pro-Palestinian demonstration😂😂😂😂😂😂
And your point is?