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If things continue maybe Lib Dems will become the second largest party in the polls :cheeseblock:
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The Tories don't usually go that low down though do they? Think they have a little bit more to drop with the tax rises and cost of energy increases.

 

I predict a bit of a drop still then back up and Boris to win again 2024 and 2028. He wants to beat Cameron or even Maggie remember. Maybe the next PM isn't even an MP yet. You can get odds now on Carrie or Wilfred Johnson. :D

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If things continue maybe Lib Dems will become the second largest party in the polls :cheeseblock:

 

 

Sorry but just spat a glass of wine out with laughing. You guys do crack me up sometimes.. :D

Sorry but just spat a glass of wine out with laughing. You guys do crack me up sometimes.. :D

The Lib Dems were more or less level with the Tories in the early 2010s. That's why they dumped Iain Duncan Smith.

The Lib Dems were more or less level with the Tories in the early 2010s. That's why they dumped Iain Duncan Smith.

 

 

Yes but come election time they always seem to underperform. 20 seats at very most.

If things continue maybe Lib Dems will become the second largest party in the polls :cheeseblock:

 

Lib Dems are actually probably being helped by some support from anti-vaxxers at the moment because of their more 'liberal' stance against vaccine passports.

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Very easy to pick a specific time and say Lib Dems we’re on this % 🙄 doesn’t mean anything, even at their height in April 2010 they still only managed what 50-60 seats!?
Very easy to pick a specific time and say Lib Dems we’re on this % 🙄 doesn’t mean anything, even at their height in April 2010 they still only managed what 50-60 seats!?

 

That was more than enough to get them into power (abeit with the conservatives).

 

manifesting an actual, real, 20 points ahead

 

They're ruled by opinion polls more than any government previously, and now they've finally run out of rope by which to U-turn it around, it's going to continue to sink until Johnson resigns.

I genuinely didn't see this happening — incredibly happy to be proven wrong. How low are they going to go?

 

If there was any justice, they would sink lower than under Theresa May's leadership (which I think was ~17%). Given the smaller parties aren't as strong, the low 20s would be more realistic.

 

It will also be interesting to see if the 16 April parties result in a greater number of Con > Lab or Con > Lib Dem switchers rather than Con > Don't Know since it's the type of story that's more likely to erode their traditional support.

That was more than enough to get them into power (abeit with the conservatives).

 

Again, it only matter once in a generation!

 

Anyway, great to see this lead and Labour hitting 40%!!

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NEW Westminster Voting Intention🚨

 

📈Largest Labour figure since 2013.

 

🌳Con 32 (-1)

🌹Lab 42 (+5)

🔶LDM 11 (=)

🌍Grn 4 (-1)

🎗️SNP 4 (=)

️Other 7 (-3)

That's a Savanta Com Res poll with change from 9th Jan so that's a significant change in just a few days. How much can the difference climb to?
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NEW poll now has a 14 point lead for Labour...

 

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The screw is turning on Mr Johnson and his corrupt friends. *.*

  • Biggest Lab poll lead since April 2013
  • Bigger projected majority than in 2005
  • Would be lowest Tory vote share ever (27%)
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