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Its not a huge difference to a correctly scaled graph, which looks equally bad for the Tories:
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Rishi Sunak predicted to become the first ever sitting PM to LOSE his seat
Cabinet ministers have warned the polls are 'beyond people's wildest nightmares' as Rishi Sunak is predicted to become the first sitting Prime Minister to lose his seat.
YouGov suggested that the Tories face being reduced to just 108 seats, which would be the worst performance in their 200-year history.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...seat-Tory.html
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I see Mr Frottage has announced that one of his policies is that he will cancel the UK’s membership of the World Economic Forum.
Big policy.
We’re not a member of the WEF, which is a private business group.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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The type of people who register with YouGov are not the average people who go out and vote/stay in and can't be arsed normally.Originally posted by Fraidycat View PostRishi Sunak predicted to become the first ever sitting PM to LOSE his seat
Cabinet ministers have warned the polls are 'beyond people's wildest nightmares' as Rishi Sunak is predicted to become the first sitting Prime Minister to lose his seat.
YouGov suggested that the Tories face being reduced to just 108 seats, which would be the worst performance in their 200-year history.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...seat-Tory.html
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YouGov's latest poll doesn't agree - see https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articl...tal-in-historyOriginally posted by Fraidycat View Post
It's based on responses from almost 40,000 citizens, not just over 1200. I think I know which poll I believe more.
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TBF, that report says this, which is pretty similar:
But they are unlikely to win more than a handful of seats.Clacton, where party leader Nigel Farage is standing, is where they are most likely to win a seat with Reform UK currently comfortably ahead of the second-placed Conservatives at 45% to 25%.Comment
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Some of the latest tweets from Farage:
"Reform UK will ban the poisonous trans ideology in our schools"
"Reform UK will scrap stamp duty altogether for properties under £750,000."
"The final number of Channel illegal migrants yesterday was a record 882. Rishi can’t stop the boats and Labour don't care. This is a national security emergency"
"Reform UK will scrap the BBC licence fee."
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No they won't… they're going to be a party with at most 3-7 MPs, most likely 1 MPOriginally posted by Fraidycat View PostSome of the latest tweets from Farage:
"Reform UK will ban the poisonous trans ideology in our schools"
"Reform UK will scrap stamp duty altogether for properties under £750,000."
"The final number of Channel illegal migrants yesterday was a record 882. Rishi can’t stop the boats and Labour don't care. This is a national security emergency"
"Reform UK will scrap the BBC licence fee."
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When i started this thread i was laughed at for suggesting Farage would win clacton.Originally posted by Andy2022 View Post
No they won't… they're going to be a party with at most 3-7 MPs, most likely 1 MP
The final results are going surprise a lot of people.
The reform vote is under estimated by atleast 5% by the main pollsters, just like they under estimated the Leave vote in 2016, they told us remain was going to win.
My guess is double digit seat wings.Comment
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is that a spanish car accessory?Originally posted by Fraidycat View Post
When i started this thread i was laughed at for suggesting Farage would win clacton.
The final results are going surprise a lot of people.
The reform vote is under estimated by atleast 5% by the main pollsters, just like they under estimated the Leave vote in 2016, they told us remain was going to win.
My guess is double digit seat wings.
He who Hingeth aboot, Getteth Hee Haw. https://forums.contractoruk.com/core...ies/smokin.gifComment
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