May I wish you all not just good luck, as luck should not be needed, but huge success, and hope this snowball starts to gather and gather as people now realise voting BNP is the norm, not the “nazi/racist! crap the liberal elite have tried to stigmatise us with. I too look forward to standing next year in Hull. Just wish I’d decided earlier. Well done to all of you standing, you are heroes!

The loony-left opposition seem to be a bit thinner on the ground this year than last.

I checked out the figures for these wards, and found this:

[1] All 17 wards got high Labour turnouts; every single seat had one or wo thousand votes, which no other party did. Total Labour votes were 36K, with Con next at 19K, and BNP third with 17.5K. The Lib Dems had 13K. Even if lots of Lab voters abstain it would make little difference. There would have to be great revulsion against Labour to affect these seats.

[2] There are 5 exceptional councillors: two are ‘Morley Borough Independents’ wanting their town separated from Leeds. There’s a Green councillor - as far as I can tell someone with family in local government, and with a local issue with an incinerator. And there are two Lib Dems, I’d guess both valuable people, one opposing a so called ‘eco town’, and the other (where Mark Collett is), judging by his register of interests, an energetic activist.

[3] Apart from exceptions it’s four cornered, but with Labour holding more weight. There must have been some agonising about alliances and agreements not to stand, but in fact Labour has Labour has eleven seats and in many of them their lead looks too great for such alliances to matter. But Ardsley & Robin Hood, Middleton Park, and Temple Newsam might be BNP-able.

[4] The main conclusion seems to be that past Labour voters are the key. Will they develop doubts? Surely some must!

Times are changing, more and more people are now proud to vote for BNP, I consider it an Honour and privilege to have the opportunity, when you see the pathetic alternative. Good luck Leeds, you have suffered long enough.

Mr Wingfield — re-reading your article, are you sure the latest poll only puts the BNP at 4% in London? Is this in any way credible even allowing for uncooperative respondents? It seems absurdly low to me.

Polls, polls, polls. I’ve seen the BNP put at 4% and 59% and everything in between.

It all depends on who’s doing the polling and how they do it. And for whom. The poll that matters takes place tomorrow, and we must make sure that it’s the voters who count, not the people counting the votes. It’s a democracy thing.

I used to live in Middleton (miggy, as the locals call the area)
If the BNP dont win they will come a really close second.
I was drinking in miggy last Friday, and everybody I met said they were voting BNP

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Good luck and best wishes to ‘Miggy’ - Ed

RW - Yes, that is the finding of the latest YouGov poll.
Having said that, my colleague Simon Darby on his website this morning is suggesting that another poll is putting BNP support in London at 12%.

Leeds? High population of students. Young. Naive. Simply innocent Cannon fodder for their Marxist tutors at the Uni. I gave up on Leeds many years ago. BUT .. any victory in such a place would have a magnitude far in excess of its actual size. Come on, voters in Leeds, prove my lack of faith in Leeds is unfounded. Walk towards the light.

I’ve been leafleting in the Temple Newsam and Whinmoor wards nearly every day this month. The anti-BNP commies were putting out their filth last night, but there has been so many good responses from people on the street that I’m certain the vote share will increase.

White Rose

Yes we’ve come across a few of those hippy dippy student marxist lovers in the nice leafy areas.You never find them living in the rough areas though.

I remember early in the month one degenerate came out from under his rock complete with Mohican and red star tattoo’s.He said: “we’re not into that sort of thing around here” but unfortunately there was an elderly chap who was stood at his own gate who replied “Speak for yourself”.After being told that he wasn’t the spokesman for the whole street he slithered off back to his dwelling not before doing the Hitler salute.There’s no other way to describe these rats other than vermin but then that is unfair to vermin.

Yes we’ve come across a few of those hippy dippy student marxist lovers in the nice leafy areas.You never find them living in the rough areas though.

I remember early in the month one degenerate came out from under his rock complete with Mohican hairstyle and red star tattoo’s.He said: “we’re not into that sort of thing around here” but unfortunately there was an elderly chap who was stood at his own gate who replied “Speak for yourself”.After being told that he wasn’t the spokesman for the whole street he slithered off back to his dwelling not before doing the Hitler salute.There’s no other way to describe these rats other than vermin but then that is unfair to vermin.

Best wishes - And good luck Leeds-vote BNP X

It just goes to show how Brainwashed people are, that they can accept the Demise of their own People and culture.
They should be understood, the entire Establishment and Media have worked on them for years.

Getting British People simply to visit the BNP website is the cure.

Best of luck on Thursday, lets hope more Tykes are a changing.

Hwll Fawr

Good luck Leeds. In my ward today when I got back from work there was the usual pathetic bile from the Labour candidate coupled up with a leaflet asking Tories and Liberals to vote for them to try to remove our councillor (Len Starr) who is doing a superb job. They are so desperate and a tribute to the people who vote BNP and the members who work quietly and effectively to improve our ward and make sure our voice is heard. Not reacting to the lies and hostility shown against them. Thank you.

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Capital letters where appropriate PLEASE everybody. - Ed.

RW, the Morley Borough Independents are nothing to do with keeping Morley seperate from Leeds! They are the dregs of the old parties all mixed into one horrible party. Their leader is an extreme left winger who was thrown out of Labour for downloading porn onto council computers.
They exsist only to keep their noses in the trough and the BNP out of power.

As an overseas observer of the state of the British nation, I cannot begin to understand how large sections of the electorate still continue to cast their votes Labour’s way (or for that matter, the Tories either) when it is abundantly clear to anyone who cares to open their eyes to see what is going on around them that the country is becoming an increasingly alien environment to its original inhabitants. Please, Labourites,THINK before you vote at any upcoming elections. It is no longer the party of ‘fair shares for all’ with a strong sense of social justice. The current mob who run the Party are ruining your nation, both socially and economically and seem hell-bent on helping the Muslims in setting up an Islamic State on your soil.

Thanks belenus - I believe you! I’ve only been to Leeds a handful of times and my post was a bit of a cheek in a sense, but I was trying to make sense of past results. (I believe you because there’s an analogous party here that I have doubts about.)

I should perhaps have added the Calverley & Farsley Tory in my lst of exceptions, as he had a huge Tory majority, for reasons not known to me, but perhaps creditable ones.

I have to confess I voted Lib Dem today as there was no BNP candidate and I happen to know some of the LibDems here personally and know them to be first rate, as happens sometimes in local govt.

If anyone should vote BNP then of course it should be Leeds. I have never been there but I am aware that they have a high proportion of Muslims living there.

After Prince Harry bravely fought in Afghanistan and came home, he was warned for his own good not to travel to Leeds to see his girlfriend Chelsy Davy as there would be a backlash against him from the Muslims!

It is disgraceful, but at least the people of Leeds have picked up on this and will vote in higher numbers in future for the BNP.