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Re: Some positive Survation Red Wall polling for LAB – politicalbetting.com
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Re: LAB lead down to 1% with YouGov – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Is the FT right about Beergate giving Starmer a boost? – politicalbetting.com
The palace is always tight lipped. However either Prince Edward is VERY good at hiding his emotions, I'd say we are not yet at the crisis point. He was in jovial mood on friday. -
Re: Starmer’s approval rating no change at -2% – politicalbetting.com
Another London council with an interesting result in terms of popular vote share. Merton: Lab 38.5% Con 23.9% LD 23.6% Grn 11.0% Changes since 2018 Lab -5.9% Con -5.8% LD +8.9% Grn +4.4% -
Re: What a curry on – politicalbetting.com
Of course Labour would never play the boy. The footage is what it is. It stands or falls on its own. The identity of the person holding the phone is irrelevant -
Re: Breaking: Starmer’s leadership? – politicalbetting.com
Macron tells Europe to spare Putin from humiliation and tells Ukraine it will be decades before it is allowed into the EU https://twitter.com/thetimes/status/1523747474434895873?s=20&t=9aKF6axzAvzXvkmoNR1ctw -
Re: The 2022 English local elections – the final scorecard – politicalbetting.com
'Honesty and decency matter. After months of denials the Prime Minister is now under criminal investigations for breaking his own lockdown laws. He needs to do the decent thing and resign.' Starmer’s tweet on January 31 -
Re: The great grad/non-grad voting indicator – politicalbetting.com
Need to get a trolley jack or suchlike that can be pumped up, underneath it. Get tolley jack underneath it, probaly need to be sure you do it so you can get it through doorways , but they are pretty maneouverable , imagine standing as it is now woudl be easiest way, just how you get jack underneath. Be a tough job, easier… -
Re: A UK recession in 2022? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Korma chameleon, you come and go – politicalbetting.com
Betting Post F1: after some agonising, backed Bottas to win group 1 (other drivers are all British) at 3.3. https://enormo-haddock.blogspot.com/2022/05/miami-pre-race-2022.html -
Re: The big fact about the next election – politicalbetting.com
The Lib Dems will NOT enter any Co-alition, the members will hit the roof after 2010 -
Re: Can Johnson survive the Tory LE2022 flop? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Johnson an even stronger favourite to survive till 2024 – politicalbetting.com
I thought Labour would win but there are reports that the Tory is about 500 votes ahead. -
Re: A LAB majority NO – but PM Starmer more likely – politicalbetting.com
Yeah, I think it's very questionable to assume that it's inevitable that there'll be a swing back to the government come to the next GE. For one, the 2017 GE showed that that the opposition can do better than their 'mid-term' polling suggests. It's also very questionable to assume that all VI Tory 2019 voters who didn't… -
Re: The overnight scorecard looks bad for the Tories – politicalbetting.com
If there were c. 50 SNP, 18 NI parties, and 4 PC, that gives 72 non-Big-Two MPs. With 1 Green, 1 Speaker, and a chance of 1 Independent, that would be a prediction of about 25 Lib Dems rather than 100. -
Re: The election day betting moves to a 2022 Johnson exit – politicalbetting.com
A few years ago the early results from the north were ok for the tories but the southern results were horrendous. I look forward to reading through the thread to see if theres a pattern this time. -
Re: For LAB and the BBC LE2022 is more than just Wandsworth – politicalbetting.com
Hate to be brutally honest when you’ve been up all night drinking boxed wine, but I never read your posts. Certain names just cause my scrolling finger to keep on moving. Sorry. -
Re: LD making gains in Blue wall – LAB not making progress in Red wall – politicalbetting.com
Objectionable local Tory here in West Oxfordshire bleating about “the deals that have been done amongst parties in some seats”. Newsflash: if you back First Past The Post then these things will happen. -
Re: Moves against abortion could help the Dems in the midterms – politicalbetting.com
When I stood as a candidate (and thankfully lost) I attended my count. Seeing the comments on the spoilt ballots was amusing, and standing on the stage for my declaration was a nice experience. I'd even worn my red tie for the occasion! -
Re: What’s this chart going to look like on Friday? – politicalbetting.com
How do you even decide between number 18 and 19 in the list? That many options is pointless.