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AgreeThey missed a trick by panicking with Johnson desperately trying to "engineer" a GE. Looked like he had run out of methods when Swinson threw him a lifeline and probably handed us all B****t after allAll they had to do (after Pinocchio had got his deal through HOC) was to say OK OK we will go ahead and pass the deal again if you put it to the people for a confirmatory votea Your Dealb RemainWe could have now been relaxing / luxuriating with a decision made once and for all and "getting it" all sorted
Lib Dem to labour is the shift probably. They're having a poor campaign. Stopping Brexit completely was just stupid from them. People's vote or honour it.
Quote from: Padge_DRFC on November 29, 2019, 02:59:31 pmLib Dem to labour is the shift probably. They're having a poor campaign. Stopping Brexit completely was just stupid from them. People's vote or honour it.One of the odd things about this GE has been seeing people change their political allegiances. A relative who’s lifelong Labour is now voting Brexit Party and another fella at work who’s voted (and been a member of) the Lib Dems since 1992 is now moving to Labour.
Yes I don't think that ComRes poll was showing the unweighted results (as you rightly pointed out) unlike this Kantar one. Which makes this Kantar one a lot more interesting. The data tables are on the link.
Still narrowing.https://mobile.twitter.com/britainelects/status/1200824832042164225Getting close to Hung Parliament territory.
They collate the polling results from different companies. That a problem SS? Collecting facts?
YouGov poll just out gives 9 point Tory lead - Labour up 2.Which if my maths are correct means that in the polls conducted over the past week the Tory lead averages 9 points.Just prior to polling day in 2017 the average was 7 points.Just saying like
Quote from: wilts rover on November 30, 2019, 10:38:03 pmYouGov poll just out gives 9 point Tory lead - Labour up 2.Which if my maths are correct means that in the polls conducted over the past week the Tory lead averages 9 points.Just prior to polling day in 2017 the average was 7 points.Just saying likeQuote from: wilts rover on November 30, 2019, 10:38:03 pmYouGov poll just out gives 9 point Tory lead - Labour up 2.Which if my maths are correct means that in the polls conducted over the past week the Tory lead averages 9 points.Just prior to polling day in 2017 the average was 7 points.Just saying likeLabour did superbly well in the last two weeks last time, can they do it again? Maybe so, itll be a tall order. The story really seems to be lib dems moving to labour largely, the lib dems are doing really poorly and that's a huge help for labour really. The lib dems offer isnt bad but it doesn't appeal enough to anyone unless you're a die hard 100% remainer. I like a number of their policies but in some they go too far. This is what Corbyn was after with his brexit referendum, it entices enough people back given labours other policies.