Comments on: YouGov show Liberal Democrats ahead

By: JOE5

JOE5 — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:25:31 +0000

@ ADAM VANTAGE
thank you!!!
great tool my friends also love it

my results:

Labour 69%
Conservative 67%
Green Party 67%
Liberal Democrats 65%
UKIP 43%
BNP 42%

By: Adam Vantage

Adam Vantage — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 10:59:10 +0000

Has anyone tried the website myvoteadvisor.com? i just gave it a go and got the following results:
COnservative 43%
Liberal Democrats 40%
UKIP36%
Green Party 35%
Labour 25%
BNP 18%
Interesting especially as i expected to vote Lib Dem!
Didn’t take very long and i thin you could answer half the questions in half the time and still get accurate results.
What does everyone else think of it?

By: Dan Alexander

Dan Alexander — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 18:15:47 +0000

I’m 28 this year, but this is only the second time I’ll have voted. This is the first general election I’ll have voted in.

I know very little about politics, but what I do know is that it’s time for some real change, Labour and Conservative have had their chance.

This country is a complete mess.

By: Michael R

Michael R — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 17:49:53 +0000

I am worried about the way this election is going! In fact it is following a trend for about 5 years. 3 key events in the last 5 years is set to define this election and it will probably be 5 by the time May 6th comes along.

1. Tory Conference 2005 – David Cameron comes from nowhere to defeat the hot favourite David Davis who done nothing wrong but deliver a bad speech.

2. Tory Conference 2007 – David Cameron produces another good speech which is the catylyst for a 3 year lead in the polls and has him on the verge of becoming Prime Minister.

3. First Leadership Debate – Nick Clegg wins the first debate easily and this is the catylyst for an amazing 10% surge in the polls which dramatically snatches the keys of number 10 from David Cameron.

This is worrying me a little. Are policy and substance now obsolete in our political process? This is crazy!!!!!

Thus, we have 2 debates left and what will happen is anyones guess. I beleive that the English/Welsh public have stopped listening to Gordon Brown and whatever he does he is on a hiding to nothing. I thought he outperformed DC in the first debate, however most of the polls have shown otherwise. I think DC will come out on top in the other 2 debates and we will see another surge in the polls. I beleive this because DC performs better when he is up against it. However this prediction is just a feeling and comes with zero confidence.

By: PAUL CROFT

PAUL CROFT — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 17:43:49 +0000

Eoin:

Ergo AR were underestimating their position earlier and therefore may well be doing the same.

It’s you, not me, who keeps saying “follow the trend.”

I am.