Nearly neck and neck Conservative/Labour

[grahamw48]

Nope...good old days were when Leeds United were winning.

Few years back like.

[les_taxi]

More recently than Liverpool

[les_taxi]

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/ar...ling+Report%29

Back down again: 33%, Lab 37%, LD 7%, UKIP 14%;

[KeithD]

Observer CON 31%(-1), LAB 35%(+2), LDEM 6%(-1), UKIP 19%(nc)

[les_taxi]

Everyone is different

Only put it up as I was bored. might as well leave it till closes the date now

[joebloggs]

Everyone is different

Only put it up as I was bored. Might as well leave it till closes the date now

Wake me up when the Tories are in front Les, I've been waiting more than 2yrs now

[les_taxi]

We might as well just leave it till next year, then it's game on

[Dedworth]

Latest ICM poll on leaders from the House Journal of the Publicly Funded Left. I know Joe sees a lot in these polls so this one will spoil his day :-


Popularity of Miliband and Clegg falls to lowest levels recorded by ICM poll
Labour leader's satisfaction rating slips from -25 to -39 and deputy prime minister's falls 16 points to -37 from May to June


http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...y-guardian-icm

Milipede can't even tackle a sandwich

[grahamw48]

I reckon they should sort it out in OUR traditional fashion...by fighting for it.

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[Dedworth]

More anti Miliberk rhetoric from the House Journal of the Publicly Funded Left

If it is to win, Labour must confront the 'Ed problem'

With a succession of policy initiatives falling flat, party insiders worry Miliband is failing to offer a narrative of the future

http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...liband-problem

[grahamw48]

That drip is heading down the same road as Kinnock.

[Dedworth]

That drip is heading down the same road as Kinnock.

and Foot

[grahamw48]

and Foot

At least Foot could command an audience though.

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[joebloggs]

Today’s YouGov has CON 32/LAB 38/LD 8/UKIP 14

Still waiting Dedworth, 21/2 years without the Tories being in front in any poll


http://www1.politicalbetting.com/ind...-move-upwards/


For Dedworth and Les

[Dedworth]

Joe I'm surprised you don't find it odd that the Daily Handwringer doesn't share your confidence in Miliberk's student union mutterings and policy.

[les_taxi]

Parties in power never lead between elections. Milliband will be your downfall!

[Dedworth]

Parties in power never lead between elections. Milliband will be your downfall!

Obviously I hope he stays as leader but it probably won't be long before the Mirror puts the boot in

[joebloggs]

Dedworth, I don't give a as long as the Bullingdon Boys are kicked out, I don't care

[Dedworth]

Dedworth, I don't give a as long as the Bullingdon Boys are kicked out, I don't care

Thanks for your constructive opinion Joe

[les_taxi]

Watch the country be truly ....ed up again if the Nite mare was resurrected

[joebloggs]

50,000 who will not be voting for the Tories

http://tompride.wordpress.com/2014/0...ity-in-london/

Funny I've not seen this march anywhere on the news, only in the Guardian

Even David Cameron's own advisor Lord Young admits there's a cost of living crisis

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...r-lord-3743513

[joebloggs]

Watch the country be truly ....ed up again if the Nite mare was resurrected

You mean Thatcher might rise again

[Iani]

Once upon a time, election predictions were easy. Take the opinion poll, add a point or two for the incumbent party because people are embarrassed to admit they will be voting for it (Especially if that party was the Tories, simple fact, it's just the way it always was), and any party getting consistently over 40%, and definitely if it was 42%, then they were as good as in with a stonking good majority.

Now though, it's "interesting times" as nobody, not the pollsters, not the experts, not Milliband or Cameron - nobody has a scooby doo who might get elected.

One big factor is just who are UKIP taking votes from? If just a tiny percentage of those are from the Tories, then they will deny them a majority. It's as simple as that.

There is a big possibility of all these people voting UKIP because they want out of the EU, and this will split the vote and let in Labour who won't allow a vote - they know what the result would be.

[les_taxi]

No one will get overall control

[Arthur Little]

Tbh ... ... of more immediate concern to me, is what will become of Scotland following the poll on the eve of my 70th birthday!

[les_taxi]

It will be a No

[joebloggs]

Now though, it's "interesting times" as nobody, not the pollsters, not the experts, not Milliband or Cameron - nobody has a scooby doo who might get elected.

One big factor is just who are UKIP taking votes from? If just a tiny percentage of those are from the Tories, then they will deny them a majority. It's as simple as that.

There is a big possibility of all these people voting UKIP because they want out of the EU, and this will split the vote and let in Labour who won't allow a vote - they know what the result would be.

Good possibility that will happen, from Les's part of the world..

According to the survey, 24 per cent of Labour voters in the district and 28 per cent of Conservative voters said they would consider backing UKIP.

http://www.northyorkshirenews.com/ne...olls-1-6686749

The % difference may be enough for Labour to take marginal seats from the Tories and have the most seats

[Arthur Little]

It will be a No

..................... s what I think ... and certainly hope!

[les_taxi]

The % difference may be enough for Labour to take marginal seats from the Tories and have the most seats

Won't happen in Harrogate

We have to get nearer to the time for a more accurate picture. As it gets closer, the gap will shrink

[joebloggs]

Won't happen in Harrogate

We have to get nearer to the time for a more accurate picture. As it gets closer, the gap will shrink

Last election there was only 1,000 votes btw the Cons and Lib, Labour voters could vote Lib or UKIP could take enough votes from the Tories for the Libs to win