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Post by witchfinder on Apr 14, 2024 11:30:04 GMT
Electoral Calculous is widely regarded as been fairly accurate as well as been impartial and independent.
Their predictions are not based on ONE poll, but are instead based on many polls from different organisations between two dates over a month.
Due to our quirky and unfair voting system, usually very much defended by Tories, if this current prediction was to be repeated in the Autumn, we would have a situation whereby the Lib Dems with LESS votes than the Conservatives, wouls in actual fact have more seats.
ALL of the polling data is now very frightening reading for the Conservatives, worse than in the run-up to Labours record majority win in 1997.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2024 17:00:24 GMT
Electoral Calculus is currently showing a 284 majority for Labour according to polls.
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Post by andrewbrown on Apr 14, 2024 17:06:52 GMT
Electoral Calculus is currently showing a 284 majority for Labour according to polls. Yep, that's the current "poll of polls", i.e. an average. Specifically I was referring to the YouGov poll. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Apr 15, 2024 5:50:47 GMT
Electoral Calculous is widely regarded as been fairly accurate as well as been impartial and independent. Their predictions are not based on ONE poll, but are instead based on many polls from different organisations between two dates over a month. Due to our quirky and unfair voting system, usually very much defended by Tories, if this current prediction was to be repeated in the Autumn, we would have a situation whereby the Lib Dems with LESS votes than the Conservatives, wouls in actual fact have more seats. ALL of the polling data is now very frightening reading for the Conservatives, worse than in the run-up to Labours record majority win in 1997.
It's very frightening reading for anyone with any sense: Having any party in power with no effective opposition is a very dangerous thing.
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Post by johnofgwent on Apr 16, 2024 5:22:54 GMT
Electoral Calculous is widely regarded as been fairly accurate as well as been impartial and independent. Their predictions are not based on ONE poll, but are instead based on many polls from different organisations between two dates over a month. Due to our quirky and unfair voting system, usually very much defended by Tories, if this current prediction was to be repeated in the Autumn, we would have a situation whereby the Lib Dems with LESS votes than the Conservatives, wouls in actual fact have more seats. ALL of the polling data is now very frightening reading for the Conservatives, worse than in the run-up to Labours record majority win in 1997.
It's very frightening reading for anyone with any sense: Having any party in power with no effective opposition is a very dangerous thing.
As anyone living west of Offas Dyle will tell you When 50,000 more people sign a petition against a major policy than voted for the party yet it's leaders say fuck off there's really only one way left, and the outgoing twat said openly the last time people did that for a political cause he found it quite exciting so maybe we have reached the point to cause a little excitement |
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