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Makerfield voters tempted by Restore which has an even more extremist stance on immigration than Reform. In an essay that mentions white people more than 60 times, Farage says: “Thanks to the mass migration policies
Makerfield byelection](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/makerfield-byelection) with a barely coded pitch for Downing Street, saying a vote for him to become the MP there was “a vote to change Labour”. While not explicitly saying that
Makerfield are calling for an even harder line. Tom Baldwin, a former Labour official and [Starmer’s biographer](https://observer.co.uk/news/politics/article/shattered-allegiances-and-broken-friendships-litter-the-streets-of-westminster), said: “If Burnham says things which put him in opposition to a much closer
byelection](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/makerfield-byelection) earlier this week, and is widely expected to seek to run for the party leadership if he wins the seat, either by challenging Keir Starmer or persuading him to step down
byelection in Makerfield that could shape Labour’s destiny for years to come. And it has already annoyed people. “He is becoming less and less relevant,” was one of the more polite responses about
immigration restrictions in order to “attract the best and the brightest minds from around the world” to Britain. His aides said as leader he would introduce a global talent programme with a target of recruiting
byelection where [Andy Burnham](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/andyburnham), the party’s leftwing hope for prime minister, will have to demonstrate he can win over Reform UK voters on migration, and the bond markets on fiscal rules
byelections, constituency Labour parties are sending busloads of activists and staffers are staying in cabins in local people’s gardens. There is an open admission of fear about how the party will even manage
immigration. Nowak, whose union body had been a strong supporter of the Starmer government, said the state of the polls made him “angry, to be honest with you – some of the good stuff the government
byelection on 18 June, when the [Greater Manchester](https://www.theguardian.com/uk/greater-manchester) mayor, Andy Burnham, is hoping to see off a challenge from Reform UK. It polled 112 Makerfield residents, who were asked six open-ended