For both Democrats and Labour, winning back non-college voters is imperative.

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Could US and UK voters spark a global center-left revival?
By Will Marshall
Founder and President of the Progressive Policy Institute


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In this year of high-stakes elections, none are likely to tell us more about the health of liberal democracy than the marquee contests in the United Kingdom and the United States.

All signs point to a crushing defeat for British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ([link removed]) and his Conservative Party after 14 tumultuous years in power. Poised for victory is a renovated Labour Party, ably led by Keir Starmer and leading the Tories in polls by more than 20 points ([link removed]) .

On Wednesday, Sunak surprised the country ([link removed]) by announcing a snap election on July 4 rather than wait until the end of the year.
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