Nancy Platts: The Ideal Candidate to Replace Lloyd Russell-Moyle for Brighton Kemptown in 2024…
Nancy Platts
As Labour prepares for the upcoming 2024 General Election, the party faces a crucial decision in selecting a candidate for the Brighton Kemptown constituency. With Lloyd Russell-Moyle suspended from running, the focus shifts to finding a successor who can uphold and build upon his legacy. Among the potential candidates, Nancy Platts emerges as the ideal choice, equipped with experience, dedication, and a deep connection to the community.
Lloyd Russell-Moyle
Proven Track Record and Near Victory in 2015…
Nancy Platts is no stranger to the political landscape of Brighton Kemptown. In the 2015 General Election, she ran as the Labour candidate and came remarkably close to winning, missing the seat by a mere 691 votes. This narrow margin is a testament to her strong campaign and the significant support she garnered from the local electorate. Her near victory in 2015 underscores her ability to resonate with the voters and highlights her potential to secure the seat in the upcoming election.
The Green Party Factor: A Strategic Advantage…
One of the pivotal moments in Brighton Kemptown's political history was the 2017 General Election, where the Green Party decided not to field a candidate. This strategic move was instrumental in Lloyd Russell-Moyle's decisive victory. If Nancy Platts had been afforded the same deal in 2015, she would likely have emerged victorious and become the MP for Brighton Kemptown. This historical context emphasizes that with the right support and strategic alliances, Nancy Platts can indeed turn the tide in Labour's favour once again.
Deep Community Roots and Dedication…
Nancy Platts' commitment to the Brighton Kemptown community extends beyond her electoral campaigns. She has a long history of active engagement in local issues, advocating for social justice, and working tirelessly to improve the lives of her constituents. Her grassroots activism and dedication to public service make her a trusted and respected figure in the community. This deep-rooted connection is crucial for any successful political campaign and ensures that she will represent the true interests of the people.
Experience and Leadership…
Platts brings a wealth of experience to the table, having served in various capacities within the Labour Party and local government. Her leadership skills, combined with her strategic acumen, make her well-equipped to navigate the complexities of parliamentary responsibilities. Her prior roles have honed her ability to effectively address constituent concerns, propose meaningful legislation, and collaborate with diverse stakeholders.
A Unifying Figure for Labour…
At a time when unity and coherence are essential for Labour's success, Nancy Platts stands out as a unifying candidate who can bring together different factions within the party. Her collaborative approach and inclusive vision make her the right person to build on Lloyd Russell-Moyle's legacy while forging a new path forward. By rallying the party's base and appealing to a broader electorate, she can enhance Labour's prospects in Brighton Kemptown.
Conclusion…
As Labour gears up for the 2024 General Election, selecting Nancy Platts as the candidate for Brighton Kemptown is a strategic and prudent choice. Her near victory in 2015, coupled with her strong community ties, experience, and the potential for strategic alliances positions her as the ideal successor to Lloyd Russell-Moyle. With Platts at the helm, Labour can confidently aim to retain and strengthen its presence in Brighton Kemptown, ensuring that the voices of its residents are effectively represented in Parliament.
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In 2015, my election campaign was sabotaged by organized crime in partnership with Sussex Police, resulting in an unfair outcome where I came last. However, I refuse to let that setback define me.
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Sincerely, Matt Taylor
Matt Taylor for Brighton Kemptown MP 2024 - Leader of the King Arthur II/Moai King William IV Party
A General election predictor has forecast Lloyd Russell-Moyles would lose his 9000+ majority, to a 1000 vote deficit, giving the Conservatives the win, and losing his Brighton Kemptown constituency he's held since 2017.
Easy come easy go.
At this early stage, it forecasts that Conservative Joe Miller will unseat Labour's Lloyd Russell-Moyle by 1.8 per cent of the vote.
It predicts that both parties will take a lose vote share but Labour will be more affected, with the Greens, who did not stand in the last election, and Liberal Democrats taking large amounts of votes from Mr Russell-Moyle.
The Luckiest Boy in Parliament
Blissfully unaware he was the lucky recipient of a “progressive alliance” (or rather a secret deal done behind closed doors,) that guaranteed whoever the Labour candidate would be, he or she would win.
Interfering with democracy, both Green Party leader Caroline Lucas and Labour supremo Simon Burgess, make no secret that they took advantage of the machinations of democracy, to ensure Conservative Simon Kirby would lose his seat and secure a Labour victory.
Imagine the fury and disappointment when in 2015 Simon Kirby retained his constituency with a very marginal 690 majority.
I maintain that if my Brighton Kemptown 2015 General election campaign wasn't sabotaged, Labour's Nancy Platts would be the current Brighton Kemptown MP and Lloyd Russell-Moyles would still be a nobody.
"I could have, at best won the Brighton Kemptown 2015 General Election and at worse, enabled Labour’s candidate Nancy Platts to win the 2015 Brighton Kemptown election."
I've written much about the back room dealing between the Green, UKIP and Labour parties, chronicling their "Progressive Alliance."
What makes it even more interesting is the response of Simon Burgess and lloyd Russell-Moyles.
I put it to them that they interfered with Democracy by conspiring together to ensure a Labour victory in the Brighton Kemptown constituency.
Their sole intention was to stop Simon Kirby from regaining the seat for a third time.
A Mr.X Investigation has concluded there was collusion to corrupt the course of democracy in the Brighton Kemptown 2017 General Election
"Go spend your days doing something productive rather than conspiracy rubbish.” Lloyd Russell-Moyles
"I am genuinely not in a position to know the answer, or to inquire about an answer to your question." Simon Burgess Lloyd Russell-Moyles accepts the numbers.
Responding to the prediction, Russell-Moyle said, "I think to be fair it's probably the other way round with the Liberal Democrats [and Greens] but we're looking at around those kinds of numbers."
Labour's Nancy Platts, the current leader of Brighton and Hove City Council, ran for the seat in 2015. She lost to the then incumbent MP, Conservative's Simon Kirby, by 690 votes.
Davy Jones, the would-be Green candidate in the 2017 election was stood down by the party in a “progressive alliance” pact to unseat Mr Kirby in 2017.
Russell-Moyle, who gained the seat, said, "Many Greens after the 2015 election came up to me and Nancy and said they bitterly regretted not lending us their vote.
"With the number of people came up to us, we would have won that election.
"I don't want Greens to lend us their vote, I want them to know as their MP I have done them proud and will continue to do them proud.
"There's a real danger you will get Brexiteer who didn't vote for ban on fur and will be more than happy to see us with some Trumpian deal."
The predictor, which can be found at electoralcalculous.co.uk, also forecasts that the Green's Caroline Lucas will increase her vote share in Brighton Pavilion and Labour's Peter Kyle will defeat Conservative Robert Nemeth in Hove and Portslade.
Nationally, it forecasts the Conservatives will get a 96 majority at the election.
Councillor Joe Miller said: "The only poll that matters is on December 12, we’re determined to get Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven back on the road to a brighter future, and as such I am taking nothing for granted.
"Every vote for any other candidate other than myself in Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven will result in us coming closer to an anti-Semitic Corbyn government."
"As such I will be speaking to the residents who I am seeking support from so I can represent them properly in Parliament right up until 10pm on 12th December."
"Whilst I may not be a man to hold down the speaker, or pick up the mace; I am one to not hold people down from their ambitions and I will pick up on their issues and concerns."
Public Opinion of Lloyd Russell-Moyles isn't as forgiving.
Brighton's Argus Omit Matt Taylor, due to No Credibility Claim
The Argus, Brighton's premiere newspaper has omitted to mention Matt Taylor's name in their list of parliamentary candidates for the Brighton Kemptown Christmas 2019 General Election.
Giving each candidate equal and fair publicity, Matt Taylor was dumped for the second time in three elections.
Revealed by their chief Crime Reporter Emily Walker, it was revealed "the problem" was that I had "no credibility," with the editor of the Argus Mike Gilson and as such, will never get equal and fair publicity as the other candidates.
Matt Taylor left the following comment, in the comment sections of The Argus article:
As always The Argus has omitted the inclusion of me, Matt Taylor, leader of the UK Moai King William IV Party and candidate for the Brighton Kemptown constituency.
As you know I came last in the 2015 GE with 69 votes, following a sabotaged election campaign, reported at the time by The Argus.
Again, my 2019 General Election campaign has been sabotaged, with my 7th arrest in 2 years by Sussex police, and the seizure of my computer equipment worth £2000, preventing me from waging a successful social media election campaign.
The Argus feels I have zero credibility and as such, doesn't warrant the equal publicity as the other candidates.
It happened in 2015, when I wasn't invited to any Argus sponsored Hustings or events.
If my election wasn't sabotaged and I was able to have my 90,000 leaflets delivered through every door in the Brighton Kemptown constituency, the protest vote alone would have got back my £500 deposit (let alone the 691 needed for Nancy Platts to beat Simon Kirby.)
I've got more credibility than The Argus likes to admit, which is why Sussex police have been throwing everything they have against me to sabotage my election campaign for the second time.
The article above predicts Lloyd Russell Moyles will lose by a 1000 votes. Only I can save him and secure a Labour Brighton Kemptown victory.
My name is Matt Taylor and I'm the leader of the UK Moai King William IV Party.
