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Report finds WASPI women must be awarded compensation

WASPI women could swing key seats in a General Election if they mobilise to use their votes as a powerful lobbying group. Any party that promises to back meaningful compensation in their election manifesto would give high profile candidates a golden ticket to the House of Commons.

The votes of WASPI women could be decisive in as many as 170 seats, according to Reach plc’s Data Unit.

Among the list of MPs who could lose their seat to the WASPI vote are three Cabinet members – Justice Secretary Alex Chalk, Minister without Portfolio Richard Holden, and Secretary of State for Scotland, Alister Jack.

High-profile Labour MPs who could lose their seats if WASPI voters turn against them include deputy leader Angela Rayner, Yvette Cooper and Ed Miliband.

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Our analysis has shown that there are more than two million WASPI women living in constituencies won …