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Re: Reform’s leads falls by 5% if you exclude non-voters – politicalbetting.com
The question is whether Reform can keep itself from imploding until after the next general election. Until then the councils they control can blame their issues on the Labour Government (which is a w… (View Post)1 -
Re: Reform’s leads falls by 5% if you exclude non-voters – politicalbetting.com
It was my friend in Leyland reporting at lunchtime that non voters were coming out and voting that resulted in me making a lot of money from Brexit polling. (View Post)4 -
Re: Reform’s leads falls by 5% if you exclude non-voters – politicalbetting.com
Subsequent room bookings meant the exam couldn't be extended. Nope - there was a two hour window to do something about the issue and even then the worst case was someone sanding outside the door… (View Post)2 -
Re: Reform’s leads falls by 5% if you exclude non-voters – politicalbetting.com
Gareth Dennis who usually talks about trains had an American journalist who specialises in Driverless cars on his show last Wednesday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vaMlaugtBI Basically it's … (View Post)2 -
Re: Reform’s leads falls by 5% if you exclude non-voters – politicalbetting.com
You beat me to the exact same point. Farage is the none of the above vote that was also Brexit and Bozo. So Farage with an actual chance of winning is likely to get some of that vote out. Granted it … (View Post)7
