Who won the 3rd debate ?.

[Whitterz]

Clegg to win.

 

[DerbyGull]

I suspect your a dyed in the wool Labour supporter to be able to make that statement !

I guess. We are going to be slightly biased towards our favoured party. But i thought he was brilliant and Cameron was transparent as usual.

 

[nwgull]

Cameron won according to Yougov poll, Clegg 2nd.

 

[33057 Seagull]

Clegg followed closely by CMD. Brown looked desperate.

personally thought Cameron was hopeless, the man who came in third by a mile

 

[DerbyGull]

personally thought Cameron was hopeless, the man who came in third by a mile

Seconded. Clegg came 2nd for me, he was OK.

 

[seagullwedgee]

Just shows how skewed this board is. the baord has brown winning, but the big national polls, with a huge degree of statistical significance and independence have cameron on 41 and brown on 25.

So, the poll on here is pretty meaningless I guess

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Both polls on the tv had Cameron winning by a long way, Clegg 2nd and Brown a distance third.

 

[shwoody1]

all the brainwashed voters on these polls as usual,come on lets have some change vote clegg!

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

personally thought Cameron was hopeless, the man who came in third by a mile

 

[Taybha]

fukem all im voting UKIP get a extra hour in bed and a extra 2 minutes on the bumper cars for your £2 whats not to vote for there.

 

[Dr Q]

It pains me to say it, but I think Cameron may have just edged that one.

 

[8ace]

The are all wankers

 

[nwgull]

Cameron did actually do ok, but he still makes me sick and no debating or policies will change that perception and make me ever consider voting for him and his cronies.

 

[brightonrock]

Much closer to call for me than the first two, possibly a tie between Brown and Clegg- but so many people's minds are made up already its ridiculous. That worm graph thing told the whole story- it went down just looking at Brown's face on his opening speech before he'd even opened his mouth. I'm no Labour supporter but if no-one listens to what he says then what's the point in having a debate at all.

For me:
- Clegg was infinitely more honest but showed cracks in his policies,
- Brown showed his understanding of the economy far more than the other two but was desperate and awkward,
- Cameron dodged difficult questions incessantly but was the most comfortable and assured, and didn't resort to soundbites.

Personally I have no affiliation to any party, this being my first vote- but it didn't take a genius to work out YouGov would have Cameron to win. He could whip his wang out and slap it on the mic and still coast it apparently. It'll still be a hung parliament anyway but I wouldn't be confident of co-operation between any of them.

 

[DerbyGull]

Much closer to call for me than the first two, possibly a tie between Brown and Clegg- but so many people's minds are made up already its ridiculous. That worm graph thing told the whole story- it went down just looking at Brown's face on his opening speech before he'd even opened his mouth. I'm no Labour supporter but if no-one listens to what he says then what's the point in having a debate at all.

It just shows how shallow people are tbh.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Brown is now irrelevant. This debate was about whether Clegg could beat Cameron (handsomely) - he didn't, and Cameron probably shaded it

I'm almost past caring... there's not that much difference between the three. I would like the Libs to do well though & change the voting system - preferably to second voter preference

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Whoever performed best is irrelevant. None of them is standing in my constituency.

 

[Gully]

Whoever performed best is irrelevant. None of them is standing in my constituency.

Well said, same here...I am now faced with the question, should I vote tactically for the least bad of the two main parties I would rather not vote for in the hope that one I really don't like doesn't get elected, or go with what I really believe and probably waste my vote on the person who will almost certainly come third.

 

[Pot noodles for everyone]

Well said, same here...I am now faced with the question, should I vote tactically for the least bad of the two main parties I would rather not vote for in the hope that one I really don't like doesn't get elected, or go with what I really believe and probably waste my vote on the person who will almost certainly come third.

Dunno and don't care. Hope that helps.

 

[Gully]

Dunno and don't care. Hope that helps.

Thank you for that!