oldboyroy
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Reform now 1 point ahead of tories in latest poll
Reform now 1 point ahead of tories in latest poll
Can labour blow it?.Even Labour now falling too.
Like David Steele, at this rate Farage must be preparing for government.
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Can labour blow it?.
Can labour blow it?.
They did in 1992.Can labour blow it?.
I reckon loads are saying they will vote reform for the lols and won't actually vote for themReform now 1 point ahead of tories in latest poll
With the racist vote split seems unlikely.Can labour blow it?.
They would have to get it wrong by a margin they have never got it wrong before at this stage.They did in 1992.
Could the opinion pollsters actually get it wrong?
I wonder if Reform finishing second and winning one seat might focus a few minds on PR?Even Labour now falling too.
Like David Steele, at this rate Farage must be preparing for government.
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Is Eric standing?How many Reform MP’s beyond Clapton?
I said earlier in the year I’d be surprised if they got one and staggered if they got more than fiveHow many Reform MP’s beyond Clapton?
I am.Ironically with FPTP, this helps Labour, splitting the centre right to far right vote in constituencies. Probably helping the LibDems too.
FPTP expert @Harry Wilson's tackle will be elated.
Would need a serious loss of composure from Starmer, à la Kinnock's 'alright' suicide festival. Don't see it myself. Kinnock was always a disaster waiting to happen.They did in 1992.
Could the opinion pollsters actually get it wrong?
1992 saw polls narrowing during the campaign and over the 18 months prior, that’s not happened at all this time aroundThey did in 1992.
Could the opinion pollsters actually get it wrong?
YouGov do seem to show Labour support falling relatively steadily though. 10 points in a fortnight, carry on like that and it will be down to the mid 20s! But I don't know what their methodology change was all about.1992 saw polls narrowing during the campaign and over the 18 months prior, that’s not happened at all this time around
Would need a serious loss of composure from Starmer, à la Kinnock's 'alright' suicide festival. Don't see it myself. Kinnock was always a disaster waiting to happen.
The ITV debate is curious, Mordor seems intent on pursuing a narrative that the Labour manifesto is all lies and that Labour will take us straight back into the EU. Meanwhile the SNP man is disgusted with Labour for not promising to take us back into the EU.
Farage and Mordor keep interrupting. Pair of rats.