Tories close gap on Labour to 1 point

They're holding all the aces as they're still in and are guaranteed to be for at least the next 2 years. Gives them a chance to jettison Boris at the appropriate time. I don't see Labour winning an election without Scotland ever.

They don't need Scotland to win a majority, only to win a significant one. They would still "win" an election if they were short of a majority but the largest party.

A coalition with the Lib Dems is currently the most likely outcome. That may change obviously but there is no rabbit in the Tories hat or even anyone who could take over from Johnson. They are in a mess.
 
So...

TechneUK +4 LAB (39%)
Yougov +8 LAB (39%)
Redfield & Wilton +6 LAB (39%)
Savanta +7 LAB (41%)
Ipsos +6 LAB (39%)
Opinium +3 LAB (37%)*
Survation +9 LAB (42%)**

*using new methodology.
**monthly polling, due another soon.

Labour would be about 10 short of a majority on polling average.
Is it Opinium that have changed methodology to try and flush out 'Shy Tories' voting intentions?
 
11 points being reported today.


Former business secretary and Commons leader Dame Andrea – who came second to Theresa May in a leadership election in 2019 – wrote: ‘There have been unacceptable failings of leadership that cannot be tolerated and are the responsibility of PM. My colleagues and I must now decide on what is right course of action that will restore confidence in our Government.’

She added: ‘I am determined to be clear about my views’ – but failed to say what her view is on whether the PM should stay in office. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

They are all as thick and incompetent as one another. If I'd voted for them, or the major choice these stupid incompetents advocated 6 years ago, I'd be embarrassed at my appalling lack of judgement and misplaced trust.
 
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This sums up the current bunch in power. One of them actually held up the number of food banks as if it was some sort of achievement.

They need to be gone at the next election!
 
That Green vote going down from 21pts to 3pts is astonishing so I'd probably take it with a pinch of salt.

The positive thing of course is that of all the more progressive parties they are taking over 70% of the overall vote according to that poll. If the young people are representative of the wider population and they continue to vote that way as they get older it should be the death of the Tory party.
 
These 18-24 year old polls will always yield the same results.

As the saying goes:

"If you are not a liberal at 25, then you have no heart. If you are still a liberal at 35 then you have no brain".

But they don't if labour are up 20 points then that's not the same as last time is it?
It's always more likely to be left of centre, but that doesn't explain the swing
 
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