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Swindon North is a classic swing seat, switching colour from red to blue depending on the change of government.
Under Boris Johnson in 2019 , Justin Tomlinson held the seat for the Tories with a majority of more than 16,000 doubling the figure from the 2017 election.
But voters at the Orbital shopping park in Haydon a suburb of the Wiltshire town in the constituency are unhappy with the Tories , but do not seem enthusiastic at the possibility of Sir Keir Starmer becoming prime minister.
Voters in Swindon North say they will stick with the Conservatives .
Danielle Brown , a 37-year-old PA , says she has thought about voting Labour but is not sure.
Richard Carr , 70 and Ann Pink , 86 , who both voted Conservative in 2019 , say they are unlikely to do so this time.
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