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Zia Yusuf was also a donor to the Brexit Party and Ukip, he wanted Europeans to go home."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell -
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NEW poll
PeoplePolling for GB News, Jun 18th
Labour 35%
Reform 24%
Conservatives 15%
Liberal Democrats 12%
Greens 8% SNP 3%
Sample: 1,228 British adults
Were the above numbers to appear at the general election, in only fifteen days time, then the result would be, well, seismic in more ways than one.
Keir Starmer and the Labour Party would win the election comfortably, with a Labour majority of around 240 seats.
The Tories would crash and burn, falling to only around 45 seats. The Lib Dems would finish with more seats than the Tories, on around 64. Nigel Farage and Reform would not be far behind, on around 50. And the Greens would win two.Comment
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Not a credible poll. From Matt Goodwin who has become a propagandist for Reform, not an independent analyst. Would need to be reproduced by a credible polling company.Originally posted by Fraidycat View PostNEW poll
PeoplePolling for GB News, Jun 18th
Labour 35%
Reform 24%
Conservatives 15%
Liberal Democrats 12%
Greens 8% SNP 3%
Sample: 1,228 British adults
Were the above numbers to appear at the general election, in only fifteen days time, then the result would be, well, seismic in more ways than one.
Keir Starmer and the Labour Party would win the election comfortably, with a Labour majority of around 240 seats.
The Tories would crash and burn, falling to only around 45 seats. The Lib Dems would finish with more seats than the Tories, on around 64. Nigel Farage and Reform would not be far behind, on around 50. And the Greens would win two.Comment
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If the 1,228 sampled were representative of the population thats good enough for me.Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
Not a credible poll. From Matt Goodwin who has become a propagandist for Reform, not an independent analyst. Would need to be reproduced by a credible polling company.
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If they are representative of the GBN viewership (since it is claimed they are the ones behind the survey, then 1,227 of them are lying. No one with more than a single digit IQ watches God Bless Nigel.Originally posted by Fraidycat View Post
If the 1,228 sampled were representative of the population thats good enough for me.
…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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No, thats not how it works at all. When YouGuv do a poll for Sky news, it just means Sky News paid for a national poll, and it had nothing to do with polling their viewers.Originally posted by WTFH View Post
If they are representative of the GBN viewership (since it is claimed they are the ones behind the survey, then 1,227 of them are lying. No one with more than a single digit IQ watches God Bless Nigel.Comment
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'I don't see enough people making a full throated, whole hearted celebration and protection of British values'Originally posted by Paddy View Post
Zia Yusuf was also a donor to the Brexit Party and Ukip, he wanted Europeans to go home.
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It’s good enough for you because you don’t understand polling and the headline feeds your confirmation bias. In reality, People Polling is not a credible polling company as they have a large house bias and they are owned and operated by a shill for Reform who used to study the hard right, but was somehow captured along the wayOriginally posted by Fraidycat View Post
If the 1,228 sampled were representative of the population thats good enough for me.
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Oh, and the graphic itself is abject propaganda if you look at the height of the bars relative to the percentages reported, but that is coming from a Reform cretin rather than PP
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