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D-Day Gaffe Impact on Rishi Sunak in the Eyes of Grimsby and Cleethorpes Voters

By Faye Brown, Political Reporter, in Grimsby

What does a Reform voter, a Labour voter, a Tory-turned-Labour voter, and an undecided voter have in common? They all have views on the upcoming Sky News leaders’ event in their hometown and are discussing them amicably outside Grimsby town hall where Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will soon face questions from Beth Rigby and audience members.

One voter, Robert Cooper, 34, a former Tory supporter, has lost faith in mainstream politicians and is now giving his vote to Reform. He believes that Reform is more aligned with the interests of the people compared to Sunak and Starmer, whom he considers “useless.” Cooper is particularly concerned about issues such as deprivation in his town, NHS problems, and the Prime Minister’s failure to facilitate flights to Rwanda.

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Cooper’s sentiment is echoed by Ibrahim Keser, 19, who supports Labour as he still sees them as “the people’s party.” Luke Deitch, 19, who switched from the Tory party to Labour, also trusts Sir Keir more than Mr. Sunak to address the neglect many northern towns and cities have faced.

The tipping point for many voters, including Brendon Jennings, 17, was Rishi Sunak’s D-day gaffe, which they found disrespectful and indicative of poor judgment. Despite their differing political views, these voters are engaging in civil discourse and eagerly await the leaders’ promises regarding young people and investments in small towns during the event.

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In conclusion, while these voters may differ in their political affiliations, they are united in their desire to see meaningful change and accountability from leaders like Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer. The upcoming leaders’ event holds significant importance for voters like Cooper, Keser, Deitch, and Jennings, as they seek clarity and transparency in political discourse.

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