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Westminster Voting Intention: CON: 41% (-1) LAB: 34% (+2) LDM: 13% (+1) BXP: 5% (=) Via @SavantaComRes, 25-26 Nov. Changes w/ 20-21 Nov.
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For what it's worth YouGov has just released its detailed model of what it thinks the 2019 election result will be. They called in right in 2017.
Visit here for the constituency level detail [Link]
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I have to admit, she does remind me of some female English teachers I've met along the way. With her it's mainly about the presentation. She's has that strident feminist style, which doesn't come across well to the normie. Thatcher learnt how to combine a strident and firm nature while still retaining a certain femininity. The activists won't like hearing that of course but that's the reality. Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Nov 2019 2.19pm) Yes, she's perpetually rather pleased with herself, but without any real substance, relatability or even passion for policy to back it up. Edited by dollardays (27 Nov 2019 10.17pm)
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Originally posted by dollardays
Yes, she's perpetually rather pleased with herself, but without any real substance, relatability or even passion for policy to back it up. Edited by dollardays (27 Nov 2019 10.17pm) It'll be fascinating to see her vote share. I can't see her losing any vote share though.....Just not making a significant break through....which I suppose is what they were hoping for with being staunch remain and revoking.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
It'll be fascinating to see her vote share. I can't see her losing any vote share though.....Just not making a significant break through....which I suppose is what they were hoping for with being staunch remain and revoking. I don't think they'll lose any ground either. In a way they carved out their position of being the mainstream remain option, at the cost of actually having a chance to get a sniff of power. It was always going to come down to which position our of remain and leave fragmented the least, and the Tories have played a blinder there with a little help from Nige. Corbyn perhaps should've gone 2nd ref, but pledged to campaign for remain (to get the lib dems on board, either the party or the voters). Instead their position always seemed rather labyrinthian and ephemeral. It's hard to vote for a non position. He's a life long activist though anyway, and so on one level maybe he likes the rallying cry more than the responsibility of actually being in power.
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Originally posted by dollardays
I don't think they'll lose any ground either. In a way they carved out their position of being the mainstream remain option, at the cost of actually having a chance to get a sniff of power. It was always going to come down to which position our of remain and leave fragmented the least, and the Tories have played a blinder there with a little help from Nige. Corbyn perhaps should've gone 2nd ref, but pledged to campaign for remain (to get the lib dems on board, either the party or the voters). Instead their position always seemed rather labyrinthian and ephemeral. It's hard to vote for a non position. He's a life long activist though anyway, and so on one level maybe he likes the rallying cry more than the responsibility of actually being in power. Yep, sounds about right. I'm just happy it's all going to be over in time for the mince pies.
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Has anyone still not recieved their voting card ? Not got mine yet
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Originally posted by radsyrendot
Has anyone still not recieved their voting card ? Not got mine yet My son and I both received two each so you can have one of mine as long as you don't vote for Corbyn with it
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Originally posted by radsyrendot
Has anyone still not recieved their voting card ? Not got mine yet Seriously though. You don't need a voting card as we didn't get them for the Euro Elections but voted after taking in ID
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Originally posted by dollardays
I don't think they'll lose any ground either. In a way they carved out their position of being the mainstream remain option, at the cost of actually having a chance to get a sniff of power. Their other huge mistake was trying to turn it into a presidential style election then finding out that people didn't actually like her
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Originally posted by Badger11
Talk in the papers today that Boris is avoiding Andrew Neil, I can't say that I blame him I bet Corbyn wished he had. Still for the sake fairness in this election Boris Minor should step up and take his six of the best from the Headmaster. Boris has said many many spicy things as a journalist. Some of them are well known but others less so....but he's said a lot on Islam....much of which many of us would agree with....but that O'Neil could highlight. Doing the O'Neil show would be a 'lose/lose' for Boris. So he's going to have to 'war room' up some responses if he's going on. But he's going to have to deal with it at some point anyway.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
My son and I both received two each so you can have one of mine as long as you don't vote for Corbyn with it Cheers mate
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Do we register every year? I’m not sure I do but the poll cards always arrive. I think I get post giving the opportunity to change the registration. The last time I did anything on this I used the web address I received in the post. In which case if the council is doing its job properly you should not be on the electoral roll. Unless of course you live in Southampton where filling in the form appears to be optional.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Poll Cards You don't need a poll card to vote nor do you need any ID in this election unless there is a trial going on in your area. Poll cards are to help the staff quickly find you on the electoral register and thus keep the queues down. Just provide your name and address verbally. You may not get a poll card if you have just recently registered to vote as they wont have time to send them out. It is possible that the reason you don't have one is you are not on the electoral register, remember you most register every year this is not a one off thing. If you have moved and not told the council the card will have gone to the old address. If you are still concerned call the council's electoral services department for assistance. A word of advice if you have a problem on the day the odds that you will be able to vote are slim so help them help you and raise the issue now. I moved house last June and told the council and also filled out a form of who lives in my house.... Thanks for the advise we just don't want to miss out I'll give them a call
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Originally posted by Badger11
In which case if the council is doing its job properly you should not be on the electoral roll. Unless of course you live in Southampton where filling in the form appears to be optional. I don't register every year either, yet My polling card turns up. I thought you only had to register if you moved house/area.
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