But there are signs that progressive voters are already returning to Labour. But bringing together just progressive voters is unlikely to win a majority, even if the right remains split between the Conservatives, Reform and Restore. In many marginal seats that Labour currently hold, there are just not enough progressive voters to win. Many of them will never back Labour, and many attempts to persuade them will put off progressive voters. And this is similar to what progressive voters want – uniting Labour’s voting bloc.