Overview

• Labour's cautious campaign contrasts with the Conservatives' series of missteps and scandals.
• Both major parties have offered vague policy details, leaving voters uncertain about future governance plans.
• Keir Starmer's leadership has moved Labour away from radical socialism, focusing on economic growth and public service reform.
• Despite a likely Labour landslide, neither Starmer nor Sunak have inspired strong public enthusiasm.
• The election's outcome may reshape the political landscape, but substantive policy discussions have been lacking.