Jeremy Corbyn’s 25% strategy
When he was Labour leader, Ed Miliband was often criticised for following a (supposed) 35% strategy, i.e. one which looked to appeal only to those who already liked Labour rather than to win over new support, particular in Labour / Conservative marginal seats.
As with much else about Ed Miliband, his strategy gains a relative glow when set against which his successor is doing, especially Jeremy Corbyn’s reluctance to oppose Brexit:
By contrast, Tim Farron is still very much about appealing to Remain voters:
In the red shirt, amongst the Liberal Democrats – isn’t that Jeremy Corbyn?