I thought Lib Dem and Reform would have a bit higher percentages.

 

Where's Buzzjack user 'crazy chris', I reckon he'd be supporting Reform!?

Are any polls expected to be released today?

One from Savanta for Best PM

 

Kier Starmer - 44%

Rishi Sunak 30%

Don't Know - 27%

 

That's Starmers biggest poll lead for this question by this polling company at 14%.

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One from Savanta for Best PM

 

Kier Starmer - 44%

Rishi Sunak 30%

Don't Know - 27%

 

That's Starmers biggest poll lead for this question by this polling company at 24%.

 

Isn’t it 14%? :unsure:

Isn’t it 14%? :unsure:

 

Yeah it is. My Bad.

 

I thought Lib Dem and Reform would have a bit higher percentages.

 

Where's Buzzjack user 'crazy chris', I reckon he'd be supporting Reform!?

 

Reform for sure!!!

 

He is quiet theaw days.

 

And who on earth thinks that weak little soppy soaked weasel would be best for pm?!

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Also interesting to see the marginal seats. Hopefully most if not all go to Labour/Lib Dems:

 

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If it's between Farage and a Tory, I'd probably go Tory tbh!!! :lol: Hopefully Labour gets the seat though. It's about timr the right lose seats due to the right vote splitting.

 

If it's between Farage and a Tory, I'd probably go Tory tbh!!! :lol: Hopefully Labour gets the seat though. It's about time the right lose seats due to the right vote splitting. The right has won seats timr and time again due to that. 2019 was awful for it due to brexshit split.

 

This would be amazing but still think they’ll crawl up to 180 or so by 4th July!

My seat is rated as a tossup in the YouGov MRP poll but with a small advantage for Labour - I'm sure without the boundary changes I'd be getting a Labour MP pretty comfortably but unfortunately the addition of rural areas in 'Mid Berkshire' is keeping it as a marginal seat at best and will probably go back to the Tories next election even if they don't win it this time (if the Tories even still exist then - I think there's a non-zero chance that they get completely replaced by Reform a la Canada 1993, but that's a doom scenario that I'll try not to think about just yet). We have the same Labour candidate who ran in 2017, nice to see her back, hopefully second time lucky.

 

One thing I noticed when geeking out on the stats for the MRP poll - there's a grand total of zero(!) seats that are rated as 'safe Conservative'.

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One thing I noticed when geeking out on the stats for the MRP poll - there's a grand total of zero(!) seats that are rated as 'safe Conservative'.

 

I noticed that too. :lol: surely a first?

 

https://x.com/yougov/status/1798391774215352616?s=46

 

Interesting poll for a multitude of reasons. Labour down 6 but that is more to a changed methodology. Tories and reform almost dead even.

 

Can’t help but feel they changed the methodology just so they could claim it’s now neck and neck between the Tories and Reform more than anything else

At least there's still a 21% lead. :unsure:

Can’t help but feel they changed the methodology just so they could claim it’s now neck and neck between the Tories and Reform more than anything else

 

Well they give what the results would be under the previous methodology too and unless I'm mistaken I think it would be 18% each

Wow would have been a 27 point lead for Labour if they kept their old methodology