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04 Jul 19
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https://news.sky.com/story/labour-falls-into-fourth-place-in-new-opinion-poll-11756313
Anyone still believe that sitting out Brexit was Corbyn's masterstroke?
Anyone still believe that sitting out Brexit was Corbyn's masterstroke?
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Come on in Mr Corbyn, your time is up .....
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Apparently only 5% of Labour voting leavers from the last election would now vote Labour and less than half of those who voted Remain! Please keep Corbyn in charge for the foreseeable future. With only 7 points separating 4 parties plus SNP and DUP, the next parliament will be powerless to do anything- like the current one. Not a good idea if the poll is reflected in seats. Could be 6 parties, none of whom will talk to any of the others.
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NOTHING TO SEE just confirming what we already no roughly 50% Brexit/tory, 50%lab/libdem/greens, mirroring leave /remain
if we leave on no deal there,ll be a swing to remain parties and if we leaver with a deal supported by erg tory,s will probably rise to 35% plus, GE polls are meaningless til Brexit is delivered |
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if there is an election before brexit happens they are not worthless
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one poll? last week labour were leading in 2 polls? i wouldn't worry UB ..september is the time of the crunch, may i remind you labour were 28pts behind the tories at the start of the last election, 6 wk election can change things for or against you...labour will be the biggest party..it wont get a majority..imo.
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tories getting wall to wall at the moment, two great hopes head to head
they should be well over 35% only 25% of remainers backing labour tomorrow is another day! |
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in a 4 party race ,depending where your vote is a small % of votes can produce a large % of seats,as opposed to ukip getting noithing for 4 million, if GE comes before Brexit I,d expect remain parties to hold balance of power in the commons
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The surprise is that they are not even lower.
Weasel has been a total disaster. As people are increasingly saying although he has been up against a government in total disarray he has provided the most ineffective opposition you could imagine. He really should step down rather than keep on embarrassing himself. The crowning glory of his inept leadership will be overseeing his own party help Brexit over the line. That will no doubt please the buffoon but will make the idea of a Labour government a distant memory. |
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He will go down as the worst ever labour leader if he goes on to contest the next election and lose.he's lost one general already,two euros and two locals and got labour down to lowest ever polling ever and worst ever polling for leader of party and against worst ever PM as well plus if he loses to johnson an utter embarassment and imbecile that would just top it all off..
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depends who,s leading what
a Blairite advocating momentum policy or a momentum candidate leading mcluskey driven policy both been rejected by electorate,mcluskey,s for 40 years |
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Yep there wouldn't even be a chance of an election shouldn't even be close,a tory brexit equals total annihilation..am amzed the are 6/4 to win crazy pruces who the hell would bet that,laughable.
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Only one poll, it's meaningless.
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^^Says the dope who's always quoting single polls when it suits his argument.
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How sad too bad nevermind!
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Jeremy is the only one who gets to ride the Abacus.
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CON: 26% (+1)
LAB: 24% (-3) LDEM: 22% (+7) BREX: 12% (-4) GRN: 8% (-1) via @IpsosMORI Chgs. w/ 10 May Here is another meaningless poll. Individual polls are a snapshot in time. However, if you study all polls from a number of companies over a decent timeframe you can pick up trends which can be useful for betting purposes. |
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https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/5a93f47fcf0d79c765ce995eb4048f339246896e9c48addd47c78c015c0ead55.jpg
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brexit 12%
when was that polled? |
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ta pp
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I think Labour under Corbyn is a viable opponent against the Tories but ONLY once Brexit is delivered and the elitists like Watson, ex Labour Chukka Ammuna and others driven purely by overturning Brexit leave the party as they have no other motive. They can be replaced by Corbyn with those who want to make a difference for working and middle class people and they will have a strong chance of succeeding.
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new comres poll..
labour in the lead on 27% ...oh dear UB and the other anti democrats..politics is right..1 poll is nothing.. |
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A broken clock is right once a day ,as Diane Abbott said.
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Trowbridge Drynham (Wiltshire) result:
LDEM: 41.6% (+28.4) CON: 30.5% (-35.8) IND: 23.7% (+23.7) LAB: 4.2% (-16.3) Liberal Democrat GAIN from Conservative. A very small vote but these are significant results if there is enough of them and in this case, in the right geographical area, for the tories to be very worried. |
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a return to tactical voting by labour voters in seats they cannot win.?
corbyn picked up big numbers in last election by mopping up these labour votes, from natural labour voters, who may have previously voted lib dem to avoid a tory mp. billy bragg will be happy i guess the ind was a brexiteer too? |
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Tom Watson
Verified account @tom_watson 2h2 hours ago More Labour values are European values. That's why today I am asking Labour members and supporters to sign a declaration proclaiming support for remaining in the EU and urging the Labour Party to lead the campaign for Remain. #proudlybritishproudlyeuropean https://labourremain.org/ |
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In places like the above local council election, the tories would, in normal circumstances, be certainties to win the surrounding Westminster constituencies. However, we don't live in normal times and virtually no seat in the West Country-ish region should be considered a shoo in for the tories.
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Ditto for Labour North of Watford where there is not a large gimmigrant population.
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Where would that be exactly?
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https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/05/27/15/14016046-7072857-image-a-63_1558966490204.jpg
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Oh please, not the Daily Mail. Besides, the link doesn't work.
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pp, the significant result in your small ward sample is Labour 4% down from 20%. They don't have much support in rural Wiltshire or Somerset where I live but they are losing what little they had. I know it makes no difference in a GE as they have no seats to lose.
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Absolutely. There is a strong chance that tactical voting is going to be in play in the event of a general election this year and Labour voters will likely try and damage the tories in any practical possible way. |
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Labour voters will likely try and damage the tories in any practical possible way.
Wow, talk about stating the blindingly obvious. No wonder his political bets do so badly. |
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Methinks thou doth protest too much.
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