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Post by thomas on Apr 22, 2023 14:39:46 GMT
Recent polling shows support for ‘Yes’ to independence is holding steady at 48%, even as the SNP as a political party has lost some ground. It is good news for the independence movement – although it means that independence support is not as closely linked to SNP support as it used to be.
That raises questions – is this a blip or a longer-term trend? What strategic challenges does it present to the independence movement?
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Post by Vinny on Apr 22, 2023 15:25:24 GMT
Cultist fantasists.
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Post by thomas on Apr 24, 2023 5:23:32 GMT
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Post by borchester on Apr 24, 2023 23:09:33 GMT
Recent polling shows support for ‘Yes’ to independence is holding steady at 48%, even as the SNP as a political party has lost some ground. It is good news for the independence movement – although it means that independence support is not as closely linked to SNP support as it used to be.
That raises questions – is this a blip or a longer-term trend? What strategic challenges does it present to the independence movement?
Could be.
Most of the polls just give the support for the SNP, which is declining. But it might be that the voters are just transferring their allegiance to Alba and Sammy the Seal.
We shall see Tommy.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 24, 2023 23:39:21 GMT
The Scottish young must be incredibly confused by what independence actually means. Maybe they should call it The Transference Movement. The photoshopped soothing images used in Scottish propaganda is funny. How many lights do you see?
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Post by thomas on Apr 25, 2023 7:56:54 GMT
Recent polling shows support for ‘Yes’ to independence is holding steady at 48%, even as the SNP as a political party has lost some ground. It is good news for the independence movement – although it means that independence support is not as closely linked to SNP support as it used to be.
That raises questions – is this a blip or a longer-term trend? What strategic challenges does it present to the independence movement?
Could be.
Most of the polls just give the support for the SNP, which is declining. But it might be that the voters are just transferring their allegiance to Alba and Sammy the Seal.
We shall see Tommy.
did you know borkie that 59 % of scottish tories , however close to extinction they may be , support the scottish parliament , and even 5 % of them want scottish indy?
Never mind though perhaps stodge and the brothers and sisters might keep the unions flame burning however dim for a wee while yet. He does as you know have an inglorious record of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory?
Did you see his video wishing the english happy st georges day from glasgow............ 
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Post by Vinny on Apr 25, 2023 8:14:43 GMT
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Post by thomas on Apr 25, 2023 8:18:04 GMT
shocking vinny. Was that to do with keir starmers video on st georges day showing pictures of glasgow in an english only labour party video?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 26, 2023 14:52:02 GMT
It's certainly a more appropriate image than the cliffs and sea shot. I don't even know what the latter means. Go walk off a cliff? |
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Post by Vinny on Apr 26, 2023 15:00:46 GMT
Cliffs and sea images are an appeal to cult lemmings.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 26, 2023 16:06:53 GMT
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Post by borchester on Apr 27, 2023 13:14:33 GMT
An aggregate of the last ten polls give the following
Independence
Against 47.2 %
For 43.0 %
Undecided 6.9 %
The polls were for the period 1 March 2023 - 20 April 2023, so they are not exactly bang up to date. Still, with even the Nats not believing in independence, I can't see Humza being crowned king of Scotland any time soon
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Post by om15 on Apr 30, 2023 17:38:11 GMT
Latest figures show that if there were to be a General Election today then the SNP would lose all their seats in Westminster,  |
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Post by thomas on Apr 30, 2023 19:59:17 GMT
Cliffs and sea images are an appeal to cult lemmings. well i dont know vincent. We try and keep the local englishwoman out of our house every night , but the kids keep letting her back in.
I suppose the cliffs and sea images help take our minds off things .  |
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Post by thomas on Apr 30, 2023 20:02:30 GMT
Latest figures show that if there were to be a General Election today then the SNP would lose all their seats in Westminster, View Attachmentnot sure where you are getting that from om , but heres the latest i have seen....
GB-wide YouGov poll (26th-27th April 2023):
Labour 41% (-2)
Conservatives 27% (-1)
Liberal Democrats 11% (+1)
Greens 7% (+1)
Reform UK 7% (-)
SNP 4% (+2)
Scottish subsample: SNP 34%, Labour 27%, Conservatives 20%, Greens 7%, Liberal Democrats 7%, Reform UK 2%
GB-wide Omnisis poll (27th-28th April 2023):
Labour 45% (-2)
Conservatives 28% (+1)
Liberal Democrats 10% (+3)
Greens 6% (-)
Reform UK 6% (-1)
SNP 4% (-)
thats a healthy poll for the snp in a uk wide poll . 4 % wont result in them losing all their seats , possibly some of them. The big take from the latest poll is labours continual decline , and the gradual erosion of their soft lead which begs the question is starmer really electable.?
There have been further signs over the last 48 hours that Labour's big lead over the Tories at GB-wide level is shrinking significantly. With at least a year to go until the likely general election date, that brings a hung parliament back into play - perhaps the joker in the pack that could get the SNP off the hook, although no-one should be relying on it, because it remains only an outside chance. Labour's lead in the new YouGov poll is fourteen points, which is the lowest YouGov have shown since mid-September, just before the Trussmageddon reached its peak. And Omnisis are showing the lead down to 17 points, the second-lowest in any Omnisis poll since September.
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