The video discusses the Labour Party's poor performance in the 2019 election and explores the idea of forming an electoral pact with other left-wing parties to improve their chances in future elections. It examines the potential benefits and drawbacks of such a pact, including increased power for smaller parties and the challenges of coalition governance. The video also analyzes voter behavior and the feasibility of a coalition winning a majority, highlighting the complexities of political alliances.

What was the outcome for the Labour Party in the 2019 general election?

• They gained a significant majority.

• They formed a coalition government.

• They won the least number of seats in 85 years.

• They won the most seats in 50 years.

Who proposed the idea of a new electoral pact involving Labour?

• Tony Blair

• Gordon Brown

• Jeremy Corbyn

• Keir Starmer

What historical example is given of a successful electoral pact?

• The 2015 SNP-Labour agreement

• The 1997 Labour landslide victory

• The 1980s Social Democrat and Liberal Democrat pact

• The 2010 Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition

What is one potential benefit of an electoral pact for smaller parties?

• Higher voter turnout

• Greater influence in government

• More seats in Parliament

• Increased media coverage

What is a major challenge of forming an electoral pact before an election?

• Ensuring all parties have equal representation

• Agreeing on a shared manifesto

• Securing funding for campaigns

• Gaining approval from the public

Why might voters not align with an electoral pact as expected?

• Voters are loyal to their party

• Voters prefer to make independent choices

• Voters are unaware of the pact

• Voters dislike coalition governments

What risk does Labour face if they enter an electoral pact?

• Winning too many seats

• Losing their core supporters

• Being held responsible for smaller parties' policies

• Gaining too much power