Westminster voting intentions weekly round up

[urban genie]

This is simply a repetition of your previous post, but embellished and filled with self justification.
It's simply presenting the results of elections as if all of them are flawed because you've decided, various
topics were not fully understood.
Sooner or later, the losers of these elections are going to have to come to terms with the fact that their stance
is not what the public wants, and that the foot stamping outrage they've being displaying merely stretches the lead
for their opponents in the next vote.

Of course it is repetition, I was expanding my answer, I hadn't changed my postion between posts.

 

[dave_blue12]

No, I won't explain, as most intelligent, rational people have worked it out.
It's now more than apparent that people without these qualities haven't.

Laughable !

 

[mcfc1632]

…………………. if anyone is being condecending and treating the public with no respect it's farage, johnson, may, corbyn, campbell etc with thier lies and fudging the truth.

Yep - they all do it and have been doing so for years - you should express that on the Boris thread

 

[urban genie]

Saying that yougov got peterborough completely wrong

 

[urban genie]

Latest polls out this week

 

[bluethrunthru]

These all make grim reading for Bozzer bearing in mind the sample will be the wider electorate not the Tory party - he's have hoped his likely victory in the leadership race would likely cause an up tick surely.

 

[Ban-jani]

These all make grim reading for Bozzer bearing in mind the sample will be the wider electorate not the Tory party - he's have hoped his likely victory in the leadership race would likely cause an up tick surely.

Hopefully he does just enough to split the leave vote across Brexit Party and Tory.

 

[urban genie]

Larest poll , though a yougov snap poll of 1680 people asked how they would vote if johnson becomes leader and delivers brexit which is out tomorrow has tories on 23%, BP, 22% lib 20% and labour 17%

 

[urban genie]

The latest published

 

[Heath Park]

Pollsters are all over the place. It is making my head hurt... and I want even look at predicted seats!!

So any guesses when we'll be having a General Election?

FYI - Longests odds re GE in 2019 from the bookies 5/4 (with BetFair)...

 

[blueinsa]

These polls show one thing and that is they are so far apart most weeks, even on the same days that they are frankly worthless.

 

[cibaman]

These polls show one thing and that is they are so far apart most weeks, even on the same days that they are frankly worthless.

Their worth is probably in demonstrating just how volatile the situation is! It really will depend on the circumstances when the election is called. Which surely must be this autumn. But will it be before or after Halloween? Will it be because Johnson has lost a vote of confidence or will he call it himself because parliament has blocked no deal? Will labour have agreed a coherent brexit position?

 

[urban genie]

 

[Blue Hefner]

That looks like a General Election will not solve anything

 

[yerwot?]

Telling a canvasser what you will do at the polling station is not the same as doing it. One is a free hit, the other is for keeps. Some people wont admit they back a racist xenophobic campaign then vote for it in the secrecy of the booth ..

 

[urban genie]

A boris bounce, mainly at the Brexit Party expence, still bar one poll it's still too close to call on 3 with yougov showing a gap.

 

[malg]

Polls are utter shite.

 

[west didsblue]

One thing these polls appear to be fairly consistent on is that the Brexit supporting parties add up to 44/45 and the Remain/2nd ref parties add up to about 50. If just one side forms an alliance for the next GE that would be Brexit settled in favour of the side with the alliance. If there is both a pro and anti Brexit alliance, anything could happen but there seems to be more support against leaving.

 

[hilts]

One thing these polls appear to be fairly consistent on is that the Brexit supporting parties add up to 44/45 and the Remain/2nd ref parties add up to about 50. If just one side forms an alliance for the next GE that would be Brexit settled in favour of the side with the alliance. If there is both a pro and anti Brexit alliance, anything could happen but there seems to be more support against leaving.

Lib Dem’s green I’ll give you brexit party speaks for itself. How are you splitting the cons and labour in this fantasy poll of yours?

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

One thing these polls appear to be fairly consistent on is that the Brexit supporting parties add up to 44/45 and the Remain/2nd ref parties add up to about 50. If just one side forms an alliance for the next GE that would be Brexit settled in favour of the side with the alliance. If there is both a pro and anti Brexit alliance, anything could happen but there seems to be more support against leaving.

Did you sleep through the EU election?