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London's diverse population and unique urban challenges often lead to distinct voting patterns compared to the rest of the UK. The city's demographics, including its large proportion of younger residents and ethnic minorities, mean that issues like housing, transport, and immigration can resonate differently. This can explain why a party like Reform UK might find specific pockets of support, such as middle-aged Londoners.
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