US EditionSenedd election 'could be seismic for Welsh politics', expert says
- The Welsh Labour Party, led by Eluned Morgan, is projected to gain only 19 seats in the upcoming elections, marking their worst performance of the devolution era.
- Plaid Cymru is forecasted to become the largest party in Wales with 35 seats, while Reform UK follows with 30 seats.
- Eluned Morgan described the poll results as a 'serious wake up call' for her party and indicated the need for Labour to address key issues affecting voters.
- Labour's vote share could drop to 18%, lagging behind Plaid at 30% and Reform UK at 25%, leading to concerns of party fragmentation.
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As Welsh Labour call out Starmer’s cruelty, Scottish Labour hide behind BBC Scotland
By stewartb The British Labour Party is under pressure in Wales with the Senedd elections upcoming in 2026. It seems that having British Labour Party colleagues in government in Westminster is being seen as an electoral handicap. The party leaders in Wales – unlike those of the British Labour Party in Scotland – are now seeking to differentiate themselves from LINO (the Labour In Name Only party) that dominates Westminster with its MPs from Engl…
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