Voters in Yorkshire are keener on change than the electorate in other parts of the country, research suggests.
According to polling by More In Common, three-quarters of voters in Yorkshire believe it is time for change, compared to a quarter who think we need to stick to the plan. In contrast, the region most reticent about change is the East Midlands, with just over a third believing we need to stay as we are. Compared to all other regions, Yorkshire has the highest proportion of voters ready for change.
“But Starmer has yet to convince the electorate that he can deliver the change they want. Over half of Yorkshire voters think Starmer represents more of the same.” The More in Common Network is a collection of groups and partnerships across the UK who champion the late Batley & Spen MP Jo Cox’s powerful “more in common” message to bridge divides in their communities.
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