Jonathan Pie nails it. Again
General Election 4th July
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Jonathan Pie nails it. Again
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Years and years ago, I used to follow UKPollingReport at election time. It's not my thing any more, but a good place to see a discussion of the latest opinion polls.
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25 May 2024 : LAB: 44% / CON: 22% / REF 14% / LDM 9% | Ukpollingreport2
The starting gun has been fired. 39 days to go before polling day. YouGov poll here shows a slight narrowing. Are things tightening a little now that people are faced with a choice, or
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There used to be a good discussion of different polling companies and methodologies.
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I did spot a post about some nutters.
"Every month I force myself to listen to Times Radio's focus group. Today it's a collective noun of Reform voters. sphinx.acast.com/p/acast/s/timesredbox/e/6661bf0fa44e500011433aeb/media.mp3
Depending on which ads you get served, the fun starts about 28:50"
"Every month I force myself to listen to Times Radio's focus group. Today it's a collective noun of Reform voters. sphinx.acast.com/p/acast/s/timesredbox/e/6661bf0fa44e500011433aeb/media.mp3
Depending on which ads you get served, the fun starts about 28:50"
Sensible use of time, Sunak had issues to address and Cameron's an able deputy.
Edit: perhaps more sheriff than deputy.
Danny Finkelstein, a Conservative peer and grandee who advised both Hague and his predecessor, PM John Major, in the 1990s, fears a long-term reversal of Tory fortunes is on the horizon. “Having been for a century the natural party of government, with occasional periods of progressive alternative, we could be in a position where we have long periods of Labour with occasional periods of Conservative governments,” he said.
Right-wing agitator Nigel Farage, speaking on a forthcoming episode of POLITICO’s Westminster Insider podcast, was blunter. “They’ve killed themselves,” he said. “It’s done. It’s over.”
Politico.eu
A telling poll on BBC news last night showed the Tories collecting 19% of the vote...and Reform gathering 17%. Only a projection, sure, but it's an early indicator of how big a bite Farage could take out of Tory seats at their current rate of collapse. The aftermath will be brutal and backbenchers like Patel and Braverman will be howling for blood as they feed on the carrion feast left behind.
Right-wing agitator Nigel Farage, speaking on a forthcoming episode of POLITICO’s Westminster Insider podcast, was blunter. “They’ve killed themselves,” he said. “It’s done. It’s over.”
Politico.eu
A telling poll on BBC news last night showed the Tories collecting 19% of the vote...and Reform gathering 17%. Only a projection, sure, but it's an early indicator of how big a bite Farage could take out of Tory seats at their current rate of collapse. The aftermath will be brutal and backbenchers like Patel and Braverman will be howling for blood as they feed on the carrion feast left behind.
It’s worth nothing that Yougov has changed it’s methodology on its voting intention pollingYears and years ago, I used to follow UKPollingReport at election time. It's not my thing any more, but a good place to see a discussion of the latest opinion polls.
25 May 2024 : LAB: 44% / CON: 22% / REF 14% / LDM 9% | Ukpollingreport2
The starting gun has been fired. 39 days to go before polling day. YouGov poll here shows a slight narrowing. Are things tightening a little now that people are faced with a choice, or
I expect some nutters will not notice and try and compare with its old polling
Using MRP for our voting intention polling | YouGov
Following the launch of our general election MRP model this week, we will be using the same MRP technique on our regular weekly voting intention polls during the election for Sky and the Times.
yougov.co.uk
Latest polling shows
Labour 40%
Conservative 19%
Voting intention
If there were a general election held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?
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"This government will have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level. Trust is earned. And I will earn yours."
(25/10/22)
Today, Sunak stands by his claim Labour will increase tax by £2,000.
(25/10/22)
Today, Sunak stands by his claim Labour will increase tax by £2,000.
It seems to have turned into just another politics discussion forum. Previously it was better moderated and was much more focused on polling. But it is run by different people now.
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