New analysis of council election results since the General Election in July has revealed a resurgence in Tory electoral fortunes at Labour’s expense. In the 105 council by-elections since the election, Labour have lost an aggregate of 20 seats whilst the Conservatives have gained 15. Analysis of the aggregate vote share reveals Labour won 26 per cent of all votes cast, down 8.6 per cent. Barring the SNP, vote shares were up for all other parties, with the biggest winner being Reform who were up 4.6 per cent. The other parties have seen little change with the Liberal Democrats remaining on 17 s…
