Canterbury Labour candidate Rosie Duffield on General Election campaigning, manifestos and anti-Semitism

The speaker expresses cautious optimism about the positive feedback received, despite the focus on Brexit. They emphasize the importance of issues like the NHS, Universal Credit, and women's rights. The discussion covers healthcare challenges in Kent, urging students to vote, and demographic changes in the electorate. The speaker critiques the previous MP's stance and highlights Labour's Brexit policy, advocating for a new deal and a final referendum. They stress the need to prioritize public services and adopt a zero-tolerance approach to intolerance.

In what ways does the speaker believe the electorate has changed?

What does the speaker suggest as a solution for those who still want to leave the EU?