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The poll also had voting intention figures of CON 41%, LAB 26%, LDEM 11%, UKIP 11%, GRN 4%. This is the first ComRes voting intenton poll since way back in June 2016 – after one of the poorer performing polls in the EU referendum (the final ComRes poll had Remain eight points ahead), they paused their voting intention polls while they conducted a review into their methods. They have now recommenced voting intention polls with – as far as I can tell – no changes to their pre-referendum methods. ComRes’s view appears to be that the referendum was an exceptional event, and while the turnout model they adopted after the polling errors of 2015 worked badly there, it worked well at the London mayoral election, so is being retained for Westminster polls. For better or for worse, the ComRes results seem to be very much in line with those from other companies, with a Conservative lead in the mid-teens.
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/
jeremy and diane are clearly cutting through with the great British public.
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/
jeremy and diane are clearly cutting through with the great British public.
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labour are currently unelectable, shambles of a party
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Absolutely astonished to find 26% supporting Corbyn's mob but there again strip away the "imported" vote and wouldn't be surprised if they weren't right down there with the Greens
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Labour better hope that the Liberals, UKIP and Greens don't merge.
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