And in the other two they've pulled ahead
Reform lead the polls
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Relax your grip on that straw.
MBK must be gutted. His post-by-post running commentary on Fromage/Reform's unabated rise, for the last couple of years hasn't missed a beat. He's been their DIYnot spokesman, bigging them up week after glorious week.
Until now. Poor old duffer must be grieving.
I suspect this post will age as well as your dozens of posts telling us Sir Keir was here to stay.
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Poor Nosenout isn't enjoying ignore the trolls week.
Correct.
Meanwhile, MBK's poorly aged running commentary posts, are looking funnier every time I look at the stat's.
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In a low key article the UK in a Changing Europe asks: What’s at stake in the biggest by-election in British history
The polls show...
Labour lead Reform by an average of nearly 20 points on first preferences and are further helped by a change in the voting system from first past the post (FPP) to supplemental vote (SV). Under the old system, an even split between Labour and the Greens could have let Reform through the middle. Under SV however, voters can cast a second ballot, and the second preferences of the Greens are likely to go overwhelmingly to Labour. All three polls have Labour at well over 60% in a run-off against Reform.
The polls show...
Labour lead Reform by an average of nearly 20 points on first preferences and are further helped by a change in the voting system from first past the post (FPP) to supplemental vote (SV). Under the old system, an even split between Labour and the Greens could have let Reform through the middle. Under SV however, voters can cast a second ballot, and the second preferences of the Greens are likely to go overwhelmingly to Labour. All three polls have Labour at well over 60% in a run-off against Reform.
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don't worry - that morning run will perk you right up.
Oh the irony
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Nosenout will be pleased..
Burnham bounce has gone flat
Burnham bounce has gone flat
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Try not to spoil his holiday for him, I am sure he is having a whale of a time away from here, oh wait.....
Must be a shïte holiday if he has to visit here!!!
You mean the Prime Minister. The bloke that leads the party in power?
I can’t complain.
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