The video features Morgan using canned cocktails to explain how Wales’ voting system works – representing Labour with a pink can of strawberry daiquiri and the other parties with cans in their colours.<\/p>\n
Plaid Cymru is represented by a mojito, the Conservatives by a raspberry daquiri, Reform by an espresso martini, the Greens by a pina colada, and the Lib Dems by an Irn-Bru vodka martini.<\/p>\n
In the clip Morgan says a recent poll indicated she would win one of the six seats in her constituency, “but it won’t necessarily stay that way unless you come out and vote Labour”.<\/p>\n
She adds that the “real danger is that if you don’t come out, you don’t support Labour you’re going to get another Reform person”.<\/p>\n
A caption for the clip reads that a crucial seat up for grabs in the constituency “is on a knife edge and it could go to Labour or to Reform and the Tories.”<\/p>\n
A Plaid Cymru spokesperson said that “even Labour’s own leader in Wales has now acknowledged the reality on the ground”. <\/p>\n
They said: “Labour are on their way out. This is the scale of the choice facing Wales: a hopeful, ambitious future under Plaid Cymru, or more chaos and decline under Reform UK.”<\/p>\n
A Welsh Conservative spokesperson said the “people of Wales have had enough” after 27 years of “Labour and Plaid’s failed policies”.<\/p>\n
“Only the Welsh Conservatives offer a credible plan that will fix our NHS, improve standards in our schools and fire up our economy to get Wales working,” they added.<\/p>\n
A Reform UK spokesperson said: “The only way to stop another Labour and Plaid coalition, and get real change for Wales, is to vote Reform.”<\/p>\n
A new electoral system is being used to elect Wales’ parliament, the Senedd, which is growing from 60 to 96 members.<\/p>\n
Six members will be elected in 16 new constituencies.<\/p>\n