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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 16:18:28 GMT
Who cares what Scotland thinks of Sir starmeR .
But in realty
new poll shows the SNP now trails Labour in three key areas of Scotland covering 18 Nat-held seats. Humza Yousaf's party has welcomed analysis by Survation for communications agency Quantum Communications after it showed they held a five-point lead on Labour - 3% more than the last Survation poll.
One pro-Nationalist news outlet claims it would mean the Nats winning 38 seats at the election - 10 less than in 2019. But a deeper dive into the research shows the SNP is especially vulnerable in three key areas of the country where they currently hold 18 seats
How the scum Alba party doing lol
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 16:20:55 GMT
we contribute more per head back in . Are you trying to say that Scotland pays more in tax.then the English lol. no the uk average. Whats your point though? This data all comes from GERS. , and as we know GERS is no reflection of what an independent Scotlands finances would be.  I'm taking In the real world not some fantasy. |
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Post by thomas on Mar 3, 2024 16:22:32 GMT
thomas says that Keir Starmer is not trusted in Scotland, yet according to Electoral Calculous, the Labour Party are on course to win 28 seats ( they currently have 1 ), and the SNP are on course to win 18 seats ( they currently have 48 ). Of course, as you probably know, Electoral Calculous base their predictions on the mean average of all polls. Of course anything could happen between now and the general election, but it seems hard to see how the fortunes can be so dramatically turned around for the Tories in particular. We know very well that this weeks Budget will be specifically designed to buy votes, but will it work, ? Given the choice, would you rather have a Labour government in Westminster ?, or a Tory one, or to give it its full and correct title "The Conservative & Unionist Party". ? I would not vote for either labour or tory for any reason , but if in the unfortunate circumstance of having a gun held to my head and being asked to vote red tory or blue tory , I would of course choose the blue tories , as any sane person would. Labour by the way are not forecast to win 28 seats. That might be what you are being told , but it's wishful thinking. The labour vote share has been decline rapidly in scotland since last summer , and recent events like Gaza and starmers stance on it with hoylegate has further harmed labour in scotland. |
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Post by thomas on Mar 3, 2024 16:24:08 GMT
Who cares what Scotland thinks of Sir starmeR . But in realty new poll shows the SNP now trails Labour in three key areas of Scotland covering 18 Nat-held seats. Humza Yousaf's party has welcomed analysis by Survation for communications agency Quantum Communications after it showed they held a five-point lead on Labour - 3% more than the last Survation poll. One pro-Nationalist news outlet claims it would mean the Nats winning 38 seats at the election - 10 less than in 2019. But a deeper dive into the research shows the SNP is especially vulnerable in three key areas of the country where they currently hold 18 seats How the scum Alba party doing lol
Scottish voting intentions for next UK general election (Survation / Quantum Communications, 14th-20th February 2024):
SNP 38% (+2)
Labour 33% (-1)
Conservatives 15% (-1)
Liberal Democrats 8% (-)
Seats projection (with changes from 2019 general election): SNP 37 (-11), Labour 14 (+13), Liberal Democrats 4 (-), Conservatives 2 (-4) |
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Post by thomas on Mar 3, 2024 16:25:42 GMT
no the uk average. Whats your point though? This data all comes from GERS. , and as we know GERS is no reflection of what an independent Scotlands finances would be. I'm taking In the real world not some fantasy. so am I .GERS are the fantasy figures. The party that left collosul PFI debts in scotland talking about fiscal responsibility is fucking laughable. |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 16:37:19 GMT
Who cares what Scotland thinks of Sir starmeR . But in realty new poll shows the SNP now trails Labour in three key areas of Scotland covering 18 Nat-held seats. Humza Yousaf's party has welcomed analysis by Survation for communications agency Quantum Communications after it showed they held a five-point lead on Labour - 3% more than the last Survation poll. One pro-Nationalist news outlet claims it would mean the Nats winning 38 seats at the election - 10 less than in 2019. But a deeper dive into the research shows the SNP is especially vulnerable in three key areas of the country where they currently hold 18 seats How the scum Alba party doing lol
Scottish voting intentions for next UK general election (Survation / Quantum Communications, 14th-20th February 2024):
SNP 38% (+2)
Labour 33% (-1)
Conservatives 15% (-1)
Liberal Democrats 8% (-)
Seats projection (with changes from 2019 general election): SNP 37 (-11), Labour 14 (+13), Liberal Democrats 4 (-), Conservatives 2 (-4) |
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Post by thomas on Mar 3, 2024 16:38:46 GMT
More heartbreak for Starmer as SNP stretch their lead in Scotland
Scottish voting intentions for next UK general election (Survation / Quantum Communications, 14th-20th February 2024):
SNP 38% (+2)
Labour 33% (-1)
Conservatives 15% (-1)
Liberal Democrats 8% (-)
Seats projection (with changes from 2019 general election): SNP 37 (-11), Labour 14 (+13), Liberal Democrats 4 (-), Conservatives 2 (-4) ? |
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Post by thomas on Mar 3, 2024 16:40:53 GMT
Did you mean to write something lefty , or were you unaware the latest polls have the snp taking more Scottish seats than the tories liberals and labour combined?
I appreciate labour taking 14 seats in scotland makes you ecstatic , but you could hardly fall much lower than what you have , and its still a far cry from the days of the feeble fifty isnt it?
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 16:43:21 GMT
More heartbreak for Starmer as SNP stretch their lead in Scotland
Scottish voting intentions for next UK general election (Survation / Quantum Communications, 14th-20th February 2024):
SNP 38% (+2)
Labour 33% (-1)
Conservatives 15% (-1)
Liberal Democrats 8% (-)
Seats projection (with changes from 2019 general election): SNP 37 (-11), Labour 14 (+13), Liberal Democrats 4 (-), Conservatives 2 (-4) LOL even your post suggest SNP lose 11 seat's and labour gain 13 You failed again. Anyway this thread is about the Conservative mismanagement of the Economy. Not your hatred of New labour Keep to the subject or do one troll. |
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Post by thomas on Mar 3, 2024 16:45:31 GMT
LOL even your post suggest SNP lose 11 seat's and labour gain 13 You failed again. Anyway this thread is about the Conservative mismanagement of the Economy. Not your hatred of New labour Keep to the subject or do one troll. give it time lefty. Starmer is doing a sterling job of driving down what little labour support there is left in scotland. 14 seats. LMFAO. |
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Post by witchfinder on Mar 3, 2024 17:07:27 GMT
 I wonder if thomas realises that Electoral Calculous never base their predictions on just one poll, and also that their latest prediction for Scotland is based upon polls published between 22nd January to 4th February. The graph clearly illustrates the steady decline of SNP support, and again is produced using many polls between 2019 and today. You would be foolish to use one poll as a guide, and instead look at the trend instead |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 17:12:58 GMT
LOL even your post suggest SNP lose 11 seat's and labour gain 13 You failed again. Anyway this thread is about the Conservative mismanagement of the Economy. Not your hatred of New labour Keep to the subject or do one troll. give it time lefty. Starmer is doing a sterling job of driving down what little labour support there is left in scotland. 14 seats. LMFAO. 😂😂😂😂😶😶😶😶 No Alba Party candidate has been elected at any election. |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 17:15:19 GMT
View Attachment I wonder if thomas realises that Electoral Calculous never base their predictions on just one poll, and also that their latest prediction for Scotland is based upon polls published between 22nd January to 4th February. The graph clearly illustrates the steady decline of SNP support, and again is produced using many polls between 2019 and today. You would be foolish to use one poll as a guide, and instead look at the trend instead Hes foolish altogether. |
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Post by thomas on Mar 4, 2024 7:33:17 GMT
View Attachment I wonder if thomas realises that Electoral Calculous never base their predictions on just one poll, and also that their latest prediction for Scotland is based upon polls published between 22nd January to 4th February. The graph clearly illustrates the steady decline of SNP support, and again is produced using many polls between 2019 and today. You would be foolish to use one poll as a guide, and instead look at the trend instead It's not one poll. Haven't you read the thread? The survation poll was simply the latest of a long line of polls in scotland .Earlier in the thread , I posted this from what scotland thinks , showing 25 consecutive polls and pointed out how the labour vote share has been dropping since last summer. www.whatscotlandthinks.org/questions/how-would-you-be-likely-to-vote-in-a-uk-general-election-asked-since-2019-general-election/?pollster%5B%5D=survation |
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Post by thomas on Mar 4, 2024 7:34:14 GMT
give it time lefty. Starmer is doing a sterling job of driving down what little labour support there is left in scotland. 14 seats. LMFAO. 😂😂😂😂😶😶😶😶 No Alba Party candidate has been elected at any election. Why tell me? Im not a member of the alba party. |
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