bigfatron
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Post by bigfatron on May 16, 2023 15:36:18 GMT
Sampling date: 12th - 15th May
Sample size: 2,017
Previous poll:6th - 11th April
Labour 42% (-2)
Tory 31% (+1)
L Dem 13% (+3)
Green 5% (-1)
Reform 5% (n/c)
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Post by batman on May 16, 2023 16:12:28 GMT
sorry, who? Curious name for a pollster with what looks like a bit of an outlier poll  |
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The Bishop
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Post by The Bishop on May 17, 2023 10:18:07 GMT
Their previous survey was commented on here (may have been in the YouGov thread) and it remains unclear who exactly is actually doing their polling.
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Post by andrewp on Jun 21, 2023 9:25:43 GMT
Westminster Voting Intention:
LAB: 47% (+5)
CON: 28% (-3)
LDM: 10% (-3)
RFM: 6% (+1)
SNP: 4% (+1)
GRN: 4% (-1)
Via @moreincommon_*, 15-19 Jun.
Changes w/ 12-15 May.
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The Bishop
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Post by The Bishop on Jun 21, 2023 11:15:23 GMT
To clarify some recent questions asked about this lot, MiC have said they are not yet BPC members but have applied to be and are adhering to their rules in the meantime.
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Post by andrewp on Jul 19, 2023 19:33:59 GMT
Latest from these.
🌹 Labour 44% (-2)
🌳 Conservatives 29% (+1)
🔶 Liberal Democrats 12% (+2)
🟣 Reform UK 5% (-1)
💚 Greens 5% (+1)
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Post by hullenedge on Aug 18, 2023 11:24:14 GMT
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Post by batman on Aug 18, 2023 12:21:50 GMT
so Labour's lead up 3. The figures re Corbyn are interesting in a sense, but since there is less than zero chance of Mr Corbyn regaining the party's leadership, its interest is pretty limited.
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Post by Chris from Brum on Aug 18, 2023 14:22:18 GMT
so Labour's lead up 3. The figures re Corbyn are interesting in a sense, but since there is less than zero chance of Mr Corbyn regaining the party's leadership, its interest is pretty limited. They're a rebuke to the remaining Corbynistas who I'm sure still believe that he is "popular" and would lead the party to glorious victory if it weren't for those pesky newspapers telling lies about him (aka recalling his record during a 40-year history as an MP and what he did even before that ...) |
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Post by andrewp on Aug 18, 2023 14:25:41 GMT
so Labour's lead up 3. The figures re Corbyn are interesting in a sense, but since there is less than zero chance of Mr Corbyn regaining the party's leadership, its interest is pretty limited. They are interesting to Twitter, a great noisy minority section of which believes Labour would be doing better with a more left wing leader. Perhaps a better question to ask now would be voting intention if x left winger were leader. |
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Post by kevinf on Aug 18, 2023 15:44:02 GMT
Starmer compared to a range of alternative leaders from left and right would actually be interesting.
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Post by Tony Otim on Aug 18, 2023 16:43:16 GMT
Starmer compared to a range of alternative leaders from left and right would actually be interesting. Is there actually a range of potential alternative leaders on either wing whom enough people would have heard of in order to make polling worthwhile? |
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Post by willpower3 on Aug 18, 2023 16:54:17 GMT
Burnham
Rayner
Mr and Mrs Balls
Khan
The Milibands
Maybe Jess Phillips, Reeves and Lammy if they want to push it
Everyone else is probably too obscure to the general public for it to be worthwhile.
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Post by batman on Aug 18, 2023 17:18:54 GMT
Several of those are too obscure and there is no way Ed Miliband would ever go for Leader again. Rayner has name recognition, Burnham mostly in the north. Mostly they aren't even vaguely possible alternative leaders. I'm sure Starmer's ratings would be much better than Sadiq Khan's.
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Post by london(ex)tory on Aug 18, 2023 17:54:10 GMT
Burnham Rayner Mr and Mrs Balls Khan The Milibands Maybe Jess Phillips, Reeves and Lammy if they want to push it Everyone else is probably too obscure to the general public for it to be worthwhile. Purely guesswork but my gut feeling is the only one of those who could get a materially better score than Starmer is Burnham. |
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Post by batman on Aug 18, 2023 18:56:06 GMT
Rayner is generally quite popular in the Labour Party too. The others are much more controversial figures in party circles, with perhaps Lammy a bit of an exception.
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Post by The Bishop on Sept 9, 2023 8:53:19 GMT
Several of those are too obscure and there is no way Ed Miliband would ever go for Leader again And there is no reason at all to include his older brother in these questions, the worst sort of centrist bubble fan fiction. Anyway, this bump is really because they produced another poll this week - very little change on their previous one. |
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Post by Toylyyev on Sept 13, 2023 1:19:27 GMT
Several of those are too obscure and there is no way Ed Miliband would ever go for Leader again. Rayner has name recognition, Burnham mostly in the north. Mostly they aren't even vaguely possible alternative (my underscore) leaders. I'm sure Starmer's ratings would be much better than Sadiq Khan's. (French wikipedia link) Consolation prize for the obligatory aversive persuasions |
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Post by robert1 on Oct 18, 2023 10:42:53 GMT
Posted today
Con 30 +2
Lab 42 -1
LD 12 =
Ref 7 =
Grn 6 =
Given as changes from September. Fieldwork apparently 14th-16th Oct
Their site has graphs of VI over months. Lowest Lab lead since May
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Post by batman on Oct 18, 2023 11:32:02 GMT
not the first poll of theirs that seems to be an outlier - ironic given their name!
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