Jamie Furlong

Jamie Furlong, a Research Fellow at the University of Westminster, and Will Jennings, Professor at the University of Southampton, dive into the evolving electoral landscape of England and Wales. They discuss the concept of 'left behindness' and its impact on voting behavior, especially in light of Brexit. The conversation highlights shifting dynamics in urban areas, demographic changes in places like Lincolnshire, and how these factors influence party support. Their analysis offers crucial insights for understanding the future of UK politics.

In this engaging discussion, Jamie Furlong, a Research Fellow at the University of Westminster, and Will Jennings, Professor at the University of Southampton, dive into their book, analyzing the shifting electoral patterns in England and Wales. They unpack the complexities of 'left behind' regions, exploring how industrial decline and educational changes have shaped voter behavior. The conversation also highlights Lincolnshire's unique political dynamics post-Brexit and the transformation of Labour's 'Red Wall.' Their insights provide a thought-provoking look at contemporary politics.