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Well. I am not betting until I know who has one, 1, wun, won.
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he never got 2015 result right
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Why should we hold any credence to a poll conducted by the lead singer of the Verve. His guess is no better than anyone elses!
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Ashcroft is a shrewd bloke and I would fancy his exit polls to be accurate enough to guarantee a majority if he is saying a landslide. A useful margin for error within that !
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shrewd enough to time his poll for max publicity
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I wonder what his polls predicted for Brexit and Trump!
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it's all guesswork based on turnout demographics.
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This election is reminding me more and more of an episode of the Apprentice where we've seen the teams doing the task and they both look useless but we don't know which one sold the most stuff.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/views_from_an_average_town
Scroll down a couple and you get an 18 year old student. What a winker. |
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Ashcroft is a tory? might it be biased.
He's been investigated By Panorama for wielding the black arts. He's corruption manifest. Half hour documentary on youtube. |
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biggest tory donar
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We will find out pretty soon.
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In approx. 11 hours!
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I wouldn't mind an open immigration policy if they all looked like Redita Kerlyte's Jack Hackshaw.
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Looks like Ashcroft was talking BALLZ - stop listening to ashcroft polls in future.
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bloke who does Survation was pretty much spot on with his polls
he was on the Daily Politics the other day (with some woman from another polling company). she took the piss out of him. would very much like to see the smarm wiped off her face when they're invited back (as they were at the end of the piece) check it out (polls bit starts at 46:20) http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08tn9s3/daily-politics-07062017 |
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might be boring to some, but it is sumptuous viewing.
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not boring great viewing
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Trying to brainwash the voters with false polls,utter vile right wing press in this country and the beauty of it everyone's woke up at last,that sort of journalism used to dgrade someone is finished and laughed at!
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Trying to brainwash the voters with false polls,utter vile right wing press in this country
This would be the same right wing polls that had under estimated the Tory margin by an average of approx. 4% over the previous 9 elections? |
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Survation (and YG) put their neck on the line and came up trumps so well played to them. You may not know this but Damian, (from Survation), started off by doing polls on Big Brother, partly at least to profit from said polls by betting on BB markets on here. He used to post as DamianinLondon and charliebigpotatoes on here.
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A poll predicting a landslide can backfire. People think they don't need to vote and others don't like the idea of one party having a large majority so become motivated to vote.
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its funny that people mocked reality tv but it does link in nicely with politics from time to time
well done to those that got their polling correct |
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This was manipulative, Tory's win by landslide? people like to
be on the winning side so it could pull more people to their side. Electioneering the day before the election. Tv show Runaround, a multiple answer question would be asked, kids would run to different circles and if they did not know the answer they'd jump onto the majority clustered together. Frequently they all got it wrong. Majority rule. |