You gov polling

[life on mars]

Worth a read of the link below.

A few experts believe as it gets nearer to the election Mr (say nothing ) Sir Kier will becomes more visible and his frailties as will his cabinet , policies , coziness with Tory / Blair like policies
( at the moment god knows what those policies are )

I think we are seeing whats known as soft polling , where folk are lashing out , moaning , lazy , lying , no one really believes that Labour has anything new to offer , if they offer Wales as a good example god helps us ??


Quote:: Remember – in June 2019 the Tories won 9% of the national vote in the European Parliament elections, but six months later they won a landslide at the general election.

The Tories can be a very nasty bunch come election time , its best not to write them , over confidence is a real thing ..

No wonder Sir Kier wanted Boris gone, best we hope he doesn't reappear in a Trump like form , as he is made for that stump electable stuff...

https://www.compassonline.org.uk/six...lection-alone/

[the other bob wilson]

Worth a read of the link below.

A few experts believe as it gets nearer to the election Mr (say nothing ) Sir Kier will becomes more visible and his frailties as will his cabinet , policies , coziness with Tory / Blair like policies
( at the moment god knows what those policies are )

I think we are seeing whats known as soft polling , where folk are lashing out , moaning , lazy , lying , no one really believes that Labour has anything new to offer , if they offer Wales as a good example god helps us ??


Quote:: Remember – in June 2019 the Tories won 9% of the national vote in the European Parliament elections, but six months later they won a landslide at the general election.

The Tories can be a very nasty bunch come election time , its best not to write them , over confidence is a real thing ..

No wonder Sir Kier wanted Boris gone, best we hope he doesn't reappear in a Trump like form , as he is made for that stump electable stuff...

https://www.compassonline.org.uk/six...lection-alone/

While many of the points in the article still read true now, the situation has not changed at all in terms of the gap between the parties in the year since it was published - in fact, recent polling has the Labour lead increasing slightly and Sunak's personal ratings fell during 2023.

Things can still change and anyone who says there is absolutely no chance of the Conservatives forming, or being part of, the next Government is daft, but the reasons why that could happen, as outlined in the article, have to be weaker now than they were in January 2023 because the whole of that year has passed and the political landscape for the Government has grown bleaker.