@ComResPolls: Latest @TheSundayMirror / Independent on Sunday poll:
Con 42% (NC)
Lab 27% (-2)
LD 7% (NC)
UKIP 15% (+2) https://t.co/iLLADGKtnR
Con 42% (NC)
Lab 27% (-2)
LD 7% (NC)
UKIP 15% (+2) https://t.co/iLLADGKtnR
That's scary from a Labour perspective. There is ALWAYS a bounce for a new leader. So, if this is the bounce, what will the polls look like neaer election time. This is really bad for democracy (the little bit we really have). No-one to hold the government to account.
@ComResPolls: Latest @TheSundayMirror / Independent on Sunday poll:
Con 42% (NC)
Lab 27% (-2)
LD 7% (NC)
UKIP 15% (+2) https://t.co/iLLADGKtnR
Yet Corbyn is polling more popular than Cameron, still I can BOUNCE this thread in 2020
Any idea how this would translate into seats ?
Unfortunately for the Tories and fortunately for Labour, Corbyn will be long gone by 2020 election, he may appeal to sixth form students and morning star readers, but he's completely unelectable. A coup will come down the line.
Cameron is not going to be leader though in 2020, so not sure he's that worried.Yet Corbyn is polling more popular than Cameron, still I can BOUNCE this thread in 2020
Surely the one lesson from the last election was that polling can give an unreliable picture. Why bother with it when we are so far away from a general election?
Looking at the rest of the ComRes poll they repeated their favourability questions about party leaders, finding a drop in Jeremy Corbyn’s ratings since September. 22% now have a favourable perception of Corbyn (down 2), 50% have an unfavourable perception (up 8). In comparison 38% of people have a favourable impression of David Cameron (up 3), 42% have an unfavourable perception of Cameron (no change).
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/