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Conservatives Lead Labour By Five Points In New Pre-Election Poll
Mikey, have you seen this one?
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The article adds....
//An Ipsos-MORI poll of Scottish voters on Wednesday predicted it [the SNP] could win all Scotland's seats next week and wipe out Labour in what was once its stronghold.//
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The article adds....
//An Ipsos-MORI poll of Scottish voters on Wednesday predicted it [the SNP] could win all Scotland's seats next week and wipe out Labour in what was once its stronghold.//
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Except in Scotland, where the Sun is totally for the SNP and hang the Tories...
Electoral Calculus is currently predicting the Tories will end up maybe five seats ahead of Labour -- I did a bit of digging and this includes maybe as many as 50-odd seats which remain very close races (not always Labour v. Tory, though). Even a week out, almost all results remain possible.
Electoral Calculus is currently predicting the Tories will end up maybe five seats ahead of Labour -- I did a bit of digging and this includes maybe as many as 50-odd seats which remain very close races (not always Labour v. Tory, though). Even a week out, almost all results remain possible.
Who cares about the Sweaties?
Seriously though, the Sun is only interested in flogging papers, hence the two totally different headlines.
Scotland is SNP, that I believe is a forgone conclusion as clearly do The Sun. In fact in printing that Scottish edition like that they reinforce the belief that the SNP will be wagging England, NI and Wales, thus pushing Tory votes.
But as you say, too close to call still. Next Poll wil lbe labour in front.
Seriously though, the Sun is only interested in flogging papers, hence the two totally different headlines.
Scotland is SNP, that I believe is a forgone conclusion as clearly do The Sun. In fact in printing that Scottish edition like that they reinforce the belief that the SNP will be wagging England, NI and Wales, thus pushing Tory votes.
But as you say, too close to call still. Next Poll wil lbe labour in front.
only the 5 most prominent parties are fielding candidates in my constituency; it fell to labour in 1997 but in 2010 returned a tory MP. the present incumbent is standing for re-election.
in the 5 weeks or so of official campaigning, i've not seen any canvassers, never mind the candidates themselves; plus i've only received one campaign leaflet (from Labour, delivered by someone who looked as if they were 12).
if this is the level of interest shown by the candidates, why should i be interested in them? are they so sure of victory they don't need the electorate?
in the 5 weeks or so of official campaigning, i've not seen any canvassers, never mind the candidates themselves; plus i've only received one campaign leaflet (from Labour, delivered by someone who looked as if they were 12).
if this is the level of interest shown by the candidates, why should i be interested in them? are they so sure of victory they don't need the electorate?
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