What are the implications of the Kingswood and Wellingborough...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : This not only has a residual impact on public perceptions but can also ensure MPs and the party machinery remain energised and united in the pursuit of power.- What are the implications for other parties?
44% : There would also be serious implications of tax cuts for future public spending, with frontline services, a key priority for voters, facing a further squeeze in the future.- What are the implications for Labour?
40% : The problem for the Prime Minister is that the details of the defeats suggest the party is not making progress with voters under his leadership, with no signs his policy decisions and political strategy will be able to shift the negative public perceptions of the party reflected in polls.

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