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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 7, 2024 22:59:06 GMT
There are some very interesting numbers in the linkBut these numbers are incredible. Voting intention for the forthcoming election: Labour 46% Conservative 18% Reform 13% LibDem 10% I'll be honest, I never imagined I would see those numbers in any poll. |
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Post by witchfinder on Mar 7, 2024 23:38:53 GMT
To be honest I have not heard of this particular polling organisation, I accept that the Conservatives are trailling by a large margin, as seen in the well known polling organisations ( YouGov, Survation, Ipsos etc ).
I cant help but feel that this is probably wrong, for the Tories to drop below 20% would be unprecidented, and it would be a Wipeout.
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 7, 2024 23:42:52 GMT
There are some very interesting numbers in the linkBut these numbers are incredible. Voting intention for the forthcoming election: Labour 46% Conservative 18% Reform 13% LibDem 10% I'll be honest, I never imagined I would see in any poll. [ red lookS like the tories are in for a wipe out all over the UK. Think the tories will be a signed to the dust bin for decades . 14yrs years of tory government And how MPS The reform on 12% every other poll suggest 8-10% |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 7, 2024 23:44:56 GMT
There are some very interesting numbers in the linkBut these numbers are incredible. Voting intention for the forthcoming election: Labour 46% Conservative 18% Reform 13% LibDem 10% I'll be honest, I never imagined I would see those numbers in any poll. What poll is this red lookS like the tories are in for a wipe out all over the UK. Think the tories will be a signed to the dust bin for decades . 14yrs years of tory government And how MPS PeoplePolling, who conducted the survey on March 7 for GB News. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 7, 2024 23:49:53 GMT
To be honest I have not heard of this particular polling organisation, I accept that the Conservatives are trailling by a large margin, as seen in the well known polling organisations ( YouGov, Survation, Ipsos etc ). I cant help but feel that this is probably wrong, for the Tories to drop below 20% would be unprecidented, and it would be a Wipeout. I agree, those numbers are as you say, unprecedented. Like all polls, it's a snapshot, but it doesn't look good. The problem the Tories have is that traditional Tory voters, such as me, are turning away from the party because they are no longer Conservative. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 8, 2024 7:37:14 GMT
I thought the other question was more interesting - more people now trust Labour to lower taxes than the Tories.  |
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Post by Dogburger on Mar 8, 2024 7:41:43 GMT
To be honest I have not heard of this particular polling organisation, I accept that the Conservatives are trailling by a large margin, as seen in the well known polling organisations ( YouGov, Survation, Ipsos etc ). I cant help but feel that this is probably wrong, for the Tories to drop below 20% would be unprecidented, and it would be a Wipeout. I agree, those numbers are as you say, unprecedented. Like all polls, it's a snapshot, but it doesn't look good. The problem the Tories have is that traditional Tory voters, such as me, are turning away from the party because they are no longer Conservative. Indeed but you're not going to vote labour are you ? Apart from a couple of diehards all the tories I know wont vote ,will spoil the paper or vote reform I dont think Labour will gain much from the 33% they got in 2019 but that will be enough to beat second place which will be none of the above |
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Post by sheepy on Mar 8, 2024 7:43:09 GMT
I thought the other question was more interesting - more people now trust Labour to lower taxes than the Tories. Well, look on the Brightside, there cannot be that many people left, who believe politicians would put people and the nations well-being first over themselves. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 8, 2024 7:44:56 GMT
I thought the other question was more interesting - more people now trust Labour to lower taxes than the Tories. There are great number of new voters out there that do not even know how bad it is to have a labour infestation in power. I wonder how many of them were asked.. |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 8, 2024 7:55:20 GMT
You have had Labour in power for the last 27 years - if they don't know by now what is involved they nbever will.
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Post by happyhornet on Mar 8, 2024 7:58:38 GMT
You have had Labour in power for the last 27 years - if they don't know by now what is involved they nbever will. Ironic to hear conservatives using the same defence communists often use. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Mar 8, 2024 8:03:01 GMT
I thought the other question was more interesting - more people now trust Labour to lower taxes than the Tories. But as you correctly pointed out about the budget, the tax cuts announced where a mirage. To break even, there has to be deep cuts to services as it is. The idea of tax cuts post GE is for the birds. That's nothing to do with ideology. |
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Post by johnofgwent on Mar 8, 2024 8:15:29 GMT
To be honest I have not heard of this particular polling organisation, I accept that the Conservatives are trailling by a large margin, as seen in the well known polling organisations ( YouGov, Survation, Ipsos etc ). I cant help but feel that this is probably wrong, for the Tories to drop below 20% would be unprecidented, and it would be a Wipeout. Two days ago Hunt told the entire Hartley Wintney Blue rinse brigade and any of the surviving husbands to fuck off and pay more 40% tax on their company pensions and you think a shrinkage in support to 20% is probably wrong ? Every penny of my April Pension Increase is going to be the subject of a 40% tax grab on the salary I get from the job I still have to do because Hunt the Kh*** and all his predecessors did FUCK ALL to reverse Gordon Fucking Browns raid on my pension funds and everyone else's whose fund managers valued buying into shares of companies who sought capital to invest and expand and thus reward with dividends as opposed to fly by nights whose buying and selling prices followed bitcoin, and you are surprised we are pissed off ? I'm surprised one in five still want the oily little git in number ten I can pretty much guarantee that while Hunt has ensured we're getting screwed, his greasy neighbour is going cold bloody turkey in the getting his leg over dept until he and his tax exile other half fuck the hell off. |
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Post by Handyman on Mar 8, 2024 8:19:55 GMT
There are some very interesting numbers in the linkBut these numbers are incredible. Voting intention for the forthcoming election: Labour 46% Conservative 18% Reform 13% LibDem 10% I'll be honest, I never imagined I would see those numbers in any poll. Personally I do not take much heed of Polls , they are only a snapshot of a small percentage of peoples intentions who may even change their minds later, |
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Post by johnofgwent on Mar 8, 2024 8:25:49 GMT
I thought the other question was more interesting - more people now trust Labour to lower taxes than the Tories. Do you think that claim is wrong ? I don't Let me be clear. I am convinced Captain U Turn will screw me and my £48k salary far harder than Jeremy * but after Wednesday it is clear the strategy if they return us yet more NI reductions that no pension age voter sees a benefit of, commensurate increases in EMPLOYERS NI ensuring employing an employee is a business-destroying decision and state pensions as Labour perceived them are fuckinh history. If anyone other than a multi millionaire votes for this crew next time they need locking up under the fucking mental health act and losing the right to vote for their own gid |
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