Next Labour Leader

[crodonilson]

After Eds performance last night he will almost certainly be out of a job in 6 weeks, so who do you think should be next Labour leader??

 

[Czechmate]

His brother , still may not vote for Labour but at least I can take him more seriously as a Prime Minister !

 

[Simster]

But he won't. Despite his feeble performance, he's more likely to be PM in 6 weeks than anything else.

 

[Bold Seagull]

As explained before, although I have voted Conservative in the past, I have not for quite some time - many elections in fact.

My main beef is the intellectual snobbery displayed by many (but not all) of those on the left towards those on the right. I'm happy to keep poking fun at them. The reactions of several well-known posters is an absolute delight to behold.

Do you not have some sympathy/understanding given the constant provocation right to left?

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

But he won't. Despite his feeble performance, he's more likely to be PM in 6 weeks than anything else.

The most recent polling data would disagree.

 

[Simster]

Interesting [MENTION=13022]Brighton4Cambridge3[/MENTION]. I saw a similar graph 3 weeks ago and the chance of Labour being involved was running about 70% or something.

 

[KZNSeagull]

That Zayne Direction bloke I keep hearing about is out of work. What about him?

 

[Bold Seagull]

The most recent polling data would disagree. View attachment 64204

That really is the definitive poll of polls - not sure why any of the other polls and analyst sites bother?

 

[ExmouthExile]

How can I take this poll seriously when you missed out Ronald MacDonald and Mr Bean?

 

[beorhthelm]

The most recent polling data would disagree. View attachment 64204

im not sure the seats forecast is consistent with the probabilities, which has only 4% for Con largest, Labour+SNP majority.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

You seem to be missing Herr Tubthumper from the list

 

[Scoffers]

The most recent polling data would disagree. View attachment 64204

Easily time for a few percentage point swings either way. A horrible gaff from any of the leaders or their senior colleagues could change the landscape dramatically

 

[Guinness Boy]

Easily time for a few percentage point swings either way. A horrible gaff from any of the leaders or their senior colleagues could change the landscape dramatically

Yep. Imagine what would happen if you were caught on camera fudging a receipt for your own benefit at a party event. Or being a massive racist.

 

[Badger]

The most recent polling data would disagree. View attachment 64204

I always find these polls quite meaningless, if you add in the "haven't got a clue who I'm going to vote for" voters like myself then you might as well just pick numbers from a hat.

As for Ed, I really hope he isn't standing in front of number 10 with his family in 6 weeks time.

 

[Scoffers]

I always find these polls quite meaningless, if you add in the "haven't got a clue who I'm going to vote for" voters like myself then you might as well just pick numbers from a hat.

As for Ed, I really hope he isn't standing in front of number 10 with his family in 6 weeks time.

I agree to a point, what it does show however is that those undecided voters and those who don't normally bother to vote could actually make a difference to who is standing in front of Number 10, at least more than is historically the case

 

[Mr Bridger]

But he won't. Despite his feeble performance, he's more likely to be PM in 6 weeks than anything else.

That will just about sum our country up if that doughnut gets elected by the Great British public.


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[Tom Bombadil]

Lets face it the margins on the polls are so narrow and the change in the political landscape so huge from even the last election that nothing can be ruled out. Personally I think the election will be decided by how those voters who say they're voting UKIP and Green actually vote on the day.

 

[London Irish]

After Eds performance last night he will almost certainly be out of a job in 6 weeks, so who do you think should be next Labour leader??

What are you on about? Even Tory supporting hacks are saying Ed did very well last night

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

That will just about sum our country up if that doughnut gets elected by the Great British public.


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It's a shame the photo is cropped as you can't see the fact Dave is running for his life.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Lets face it the margins on the polls are so narrow and the change in the political landscape so huge from even the last election that nothing can be ruled out. Personally I think the election will be decided by how those voters who say they're voting UKIP and Green actually vote on the day.

Agree with that.

I still think it will come down to how many Tory voters vote UKIP this time round. In Lab/Con marginals this will IMO be decisive.

Some Labour voters will obviously vote UKIP too, and some Labour voters will vote Green, but IMO the affect won't be as great.

Too close to call.