Westminster Voting Intention:
LAB: 49% (+7) CON: 21% (-3) LDM: 9% (=) RFM: 9% (+1) GRN: 7% (=)
Via @PeoplePolling , 23 Oct. Changes w/ 29 Mar.
Westminster Voting Intention:
LAB: 49% (+7) CON: 21% (-3) LDM: 9% (=) RFM: 9% (+1) GRN: 7% (=)
Via @PeoplePolling , 23 Oct. Changes w/ 29 Mar.
I mean, it makes some sense, the SNP sort is highly concentrated, and we choose a MP for a constituency. Constituencies where reform are the leading party, according to this polling, don’t exist, whereas a largest minority of people in 26 areas would like an SNP MP to represent them.
If you look at it from a national level it makes no sense, but going local on it, it does.
Take the situation where an independent gets in, nationally they will have considerably less support then even than reform but in that area …