They did in the 2009 EU elections. Otherwise you have to go back to 1910 afaik. (View Post)

The only logical thing this could mean is a tory lead (or very close to a tie), a larger labour lead than last time wouldn't be "historic" by any means and if there's barely any change ther… (View Post)

It only seems to be down to higher turnout in Scotland for some reason rather than a genuine surge in SNP support. They're only on 40% in the subsample. (View Post)