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Ed Hodgson
@edhodgsoned
Researcher - previously @moreincommon_
Mar 15 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
94% of Britain's MPs are on Twitter - I've made a website so you can explore who they follow.

🔍Search for any username and see which MPs follow them.

🏅There's also a leaderboard so you can see who has the ear of Westminster

Link here: site.mpfollowers.workers.dev Top 10 twitter accounts with the most MPs following them:

1. @bbclaurak
2. @10DowningStreet
3. @BritainElects
4. @PippaCrerar
5. @BBCPolitics
6. @Peston
7. @UKLabour
8. @campbellclaret
9. @SamCoatesSky
10. @bbcnickrobinson

(Excluding MPs from this list)
Jun 22, 2025 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
"We've lost our direction as to what society should be." That line from my Coventry focus group last week has stuck with me.
The group was about the Spending Review, but there was something deeper about how we've changed how we treat each other that kept coming up. A short🧵... In a group which was supposed to be about the economy, it was notable how much people kept talking about what they saw as deteriorating social conditions - both in their work and in their personal lives
May 31, 2025 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
The standout feature from Reform’s performance in the polls is not how many votes they are winning from the Conservatives and Labour, but how many they are gaining from non-voters. Whether or not these voters actually turn out will shape the next election - a 🧵 Image 2024 nonvoters are having a big impact on voting intention polls at the moment - if we remove all of them from our headline voting intention, Reform's vote share falls from 31% to 26%, significantly shrinking their lead over Labour Image
Aug 31, 2024 • 27 tweets • 6 min read
🧵 Two months ago today, we released our final voting intention poll of the General Election.

Today we are releasing the findings of our early investigations into where we think our polls did well, and where we want to improve for next time... Image Generally, we were pleased with how our polls did. Like others, we predicted that Labour would win a sizeable lead on vote share and an even larger majority in terms of seats.

And we got the vote share for Reform UK and the Conservatives essentially spot-on.