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‘People want change’: U.K. election results continue global push against incumbent governments, say politicos

Voters in the recent U.K. election overwhelmingly sought change, but the type of change desired remained fluid through the campaign, said former Canadian PMO staffer Tyler Meredith.

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‘People want change’: U.K. election results continue global push against incumbent governments, say politicos

Voters in the recent U.K. election overwhelmingly sought change, but the type of change desired remained fluid through the campaign, said former Canadian PMO staffer Tyler Meredith.

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