Polling: 2017 General Election, Council Elections and Independence

[Suspect Device]

First time I've seen this.

 

 

Enough to worry the Tory party or would they need a few more like it?

[ICTJohnboy]

7 minutes ago, Suspect Device said:

First time I've seen this.

 

 

Enough to worry the Tory party or would they need a few more like it?

 

Nah... When the time comes they'll all continue to vote for the Privileged Party, that party which will continue to look after the privileged.

They don't know anything else.

[John Lambies Doos]

First time I've seen this.
 
 
Enough to worry the Tory party or would they need a few more like it?

Loving increase of 'other' to 8%...u know there is a whole lot of SNP loving in that one[emoji108]

[Ludo*1]

2 minutes ago, John Lambies Doos said:

Loving increase of 'other' to 8%...u know there is a whole lot of SNP loving in that one

SNP is in the middle in the traditional Lib Dem colour.

[John Lambies Doos]

SNP is in the middle in the traditional Lib Dem colour.

Ah, you are correct!

[Scott Steiner]

2 hours ago, Suspect Device said:

First time I've seen this.

 

 

Enough to worry the Tory party or would they need a few more like it?

Worrying, but not worrying enough to cause a change in government.

Based on those figures, I reckon the Tory vote would go up slightly due to Reform voters reverting to Tory as well as the Shy Tory vote we get in every single general election.

Undecideds would also fall to the Tories more than anyone else IMO.

[Donathan]

They add up to 103%?

[Suspect Device]

 

 

[scottsdad]

12 minutes ago, Suspect Device said:

 

 

The lies won't bring down Boris. Nor the parties. Nor the corruption. 

Tories will bring him down, if these numbers stay like this for a week or two.

[BFTD]

All the times they've displayed utter disrespect for the plebs, and it's throwing an illegal party that shifts public opinion. Most of that 7% probably would've been fine with it if they'd been invited.

They'll all have forgotten about it in a couple of years anyway, and it'll be back to voting for good old Boris, if he can keep the party in line. Otherwise, it'll be Prime Minister Liz Truss BWAHAHAHA

[Donathan]

Labour 6 points up in another poll released tonight. Starmer must be thinking all his Christmases have come at once.

[Guest Bob Mahelp]

Johnson promises us all unicorns and says that Nicola Sturgeon wants everyone in the UK to eat haggis. 

(con +5)

 

 

[SweeperDee]

Starmer could lead Labour to victory in the elections and the Tories would somehow still win. 

[Baxter Parp]

 

[Clown Job]

16 minutes ago, Baxter Parp said:

 

Looking forward to Labour coming out saying they won’t work the SNP under any circumstances 

Ed Miliband style

And then we get blamed for the Tories getting back into power 

[Scott Steiner]

18 minutes ago, Baxter Parp said:

 

At a time when this is at the forefront of everybody's minds and the Tories are still easily the largest party, then those stats are great news for them.

Especially when you factor in the Shy Tory vote.

[John Lambies Doos]

At a time when this is at the forefront of everybody's minds and the Tories are still easily the largest party, then those stats are great news for them.
Especially when you factor in the Shy Tory vote.

^Trying too hard

[Baxter Parp]

SNP should be +11

[BFTD]

Interesting that everybody's taking a hit there, except for the SNP & Greens. Obviously not just a reaction to the Tories latest scandals, which nobody should have been surprised by, but a comment on Westminster in general.

It'll likely swing back in a few months, as people have the memories of goldfish, but support for independence will still be that wee bit higher again. Tick tock.

[Willie adie]

In the event of a hung parliament surely no party could go into coalition with the Tories after this last week , electoral suicide for the lib Dems in 2010