ashwuk76
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Genius bit of photography.
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Genius bit of photography.
I don't have a problem with that; I agree with benefits being slashed.
Because he's an I'm alright Jack Tory bellwhiff?Why?
I'm still hoping the youth turnout is high as it will make a massive difference.The polls are weighted heavily against the LP (for the good historical reason that the Tories get their core demographic vote out and Labour haven't in the recent past). The fieldwork itself does not show up as given and these polls add on about 4% on average to the Tory total.
The intriguing thing on Thursday will be whether these historical norm holds true or not. If they dont this could well yet be a hung parliament.
Even if it isn't there will be a fairly modest Tory majority and they will limp into the next parliament having a wounded leader and an reinvigorated LP at their heels.
May's call to go for an election has backfired massively.
Should be higher than usual. Loads have registered in the wake of the referendum and still more since the start of this campaign. I also think the Tories will fail to energise an older constituency that they aim to squeeze cash out of. Those two facts HAVE to have an effect. It'll be a Tory majority but a small one and the government will be weakened and then bludgeoned by the Brexit disaster which they'll emerge with.I'm still hoping the youth turnout is high as it will make a massive difference.
I still don't believe the polls, and neither should anyone here.
The polls are weighted heavily against the LP (for the good historical reason that the Tories get their core demographic vote out and Labour haven't in the recent past). The fieldwork itself does not show up as given and these polls add on about 4% on average to the Tory total.
The intriguing thing on Thursday will be whether these historical norm holds true or not. If they dont this could well yet be a hung parliament.
Even if it is there will be a fairly modest Tory majority and they will limp into the next parliament having a wounded leader and a reinvigorated LP at their heels.
May's call to go for an election has backfired massively.
The polls are weighted heavily against the LP (for the good historical reason that the Tories get their core demographic vote out and Labour haven't in the recent past). The fieldwork itself does not show up as given and these polls add on about 4% on average to the Tory total.
The intriguing thing on Thursday will be whether these historical norm holds true or not. If they dont this could well yet be a hung parliament.
Even if it is there will be a fairly modest Tory majority and they will limp into the next parliament having a wounded leader and a reinvigorated LP at their heels.
May's call to go for an election has backfired massively.
Why?
No. That's why they started to heavily weight them this time around and after the referendum balls up.Is that true? That wasn't the case for Milliband?
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