GENERAL ELECTION: Mansfield stays BLUE? Ashfield and Bassetlaw turn RED? And it's 'neck and neck' in Sherwood Forest. Here are the latest polls.

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According to updated figures, these are the current predictions for North Nottinghamshire constituencies, as listed below:

• Bassetlaw is predicted a “too close to call” with the poll suggesting a LABOUR GAIN from Conservatives. Labour’s Jo White is now polling at 35.98 per cent to Brendan Clarke Smith’s 33.5 per cent. Reform UK are predicted to win just under 25 per cent of the Bassetlaw vote.
• Mansfield has also been dubbed “too close to call” by the UK Polling Report with figures leaning in favour of a CONSERVATIVE HOLD. Ben Bradley is predicted to secure 42.71 per cent of the vote, with Labour’s Steve Yemm estimated to secure 39.72 per cent. Matthew Warnes, of Reform UK, is now predicted to receive just under 15 per cent of the vote.
• Ashfield figures still suggest a LABOUR GAIN from the Conservative as Labour’s Rhea Keehn is estimated to secure 41.41 per cent of the vote, with Conservative’s Debbie Soloman down to 23.82 per cent. Former MP, Lee Anderson, is projected to secure just over 23.72 per cent of the vote. The figures also show a 5.41 per cent share for the Green Party’s Alexander Coates. Ashfield Independents candidate Jason Zadrozny is predicted to receive 1.96 per cent.
• Sherwood Forest may be a CONSERVATIVE HOLD as Mark Spencer is now inching ahead with a predicted 1.1 per cent lead on Labour’s Michelle Welsh, according to UK Polling figures. Spencer is predicted to get 38.41 per cent of the vote, with Welsh at 37.3 per cent. Reform UK could secure under 14 per cent, with the Greens and Liberal Democrats predicted to get just over five per cent of the vote each.
• Broxtowe could see a LABOUR GAIN as the figures suggest Labour’s Juliet Campbell has a lead of 18.5 per cent over former MP Darren Henry. Juliet is now predicted to secure 42.77 per cent of the vote. Conservative candidate Darren Henry is polling at 24.23 per cent. Reform UK could see a vote share of 14.34 per cent with the Greens predicted to surpass the five per cent mark.
• Nottingham North and Kimberley is predicted to see a LABOUR HOLD with just over 56.96 per cent of the vote expected to go to former MP Alex Norris. Reform UK may receive just under 20 per cent of the vote, with Conservative candidate Caroline Henry – former Police and Crime Commissioner – currently polling at 14.7 per cent.

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These figures are accurate as of publication on Thursday, June 27.