Thats print only, its 2017
The suns actual readership, including online is just under 27 million.
The metro is 17 million.
Per month that is.
General Election 2017 | Cabinet reshuffle: Hunt re-appointed Health Secretary for record third time
- Thread starter altodevil
- Start date
-
In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Thats print only, its 2017
The suns actual readership, including online is just under 27 million.
The metro is 17 million.
Per month that is.
There is nothing to her is there? The only good thing about her carrying on is the comedy of her thinking she's got the EU on the ropes. She'll be dragged out of the Brexit negotiations like Moe flying Homer out of the ring.
On the other hand, Survey Monkey, who got 2015 final margin almost bang on, have it down to +4.
Labour strategists expecting a bad day.
Going to be an early night tomorrow. Not staying up for this crap.
Going to be an early night tomorrow. Not staying up for this crap.
Yes, I meant print. I'm not sure the online stuff is all that relevant to their persuasive power, given a huge chunk of them are just people clicking on links because they hate the Sun and are offended by some headline linked on Facebook.Thats print only, its 2017
The suns actual readership, including online is just under 27 million.
The metro is 17 million.
Per month that is.
Sometimes visual polls are just as good, only one campaign here has the groundswell and energy. If you're voting labour tomorrow remain positive and try and bring someone along with you.
You know what, if the Tories get a small majority and May is ousted (not for one of their meatheads) then I'd come away feeling okay.
Not sure how likely that would be, but I'll find out Friday morning when I wake up for work. Not gonna bring myself misery in the early morning like at the last GE or Brexit ref.
Not sure how likely that would be, but I'll find out Friday morning when I wake up for work. Not gonna bring myself misery in the early morning like at the last GE or Brexit ref.
Awkward.
i dont think this one is going to be as close as the referendum
Survation poll is out at 11 and the rumours are that it's showing a Labour lead
im personally predicting a slightly larger tory majority then we have now, but not quite at the scale we where predicting when the election was called.... i suppose thats somthing!
Iain Dale is what would happen if Peter Lord had a complete breakdown and remade Morph out of his own shit.
That's all well and good, but for every ardent campaigner there's plenty of people who are either voting Tory or haven't noticed it and don't care at all.
Indeed it does seem so, and most will be true to their word. Social Media will increasingly be a more accurate reflection of voting intentions. The problem is currently that loads of voters won't pin their colours to the mast, not just a generational thing, but also down to the extreme amount of abuse that many receive when not conforming with the 'norm. on social media. See brexit vote as an example.
Survation poll is out at 11 and the rumours are that it's showing a Labour lead
Are these rumours coming from anyone in the polling industry?
Anecdotal obviously, but spoke to a couple of people today up here who are voting tomorrow, and know they're not voting SNP, but aren't sure which way they'll go. Can imagine there's a decent number of people in that position, will be interesting to see how it swings.
Everyone in my social media networks, work, friends, family etc are voting labour. I've seen so much buzz around them but conservatives are favorites... How does this work?
Yup. Probably worth remembering that there's going to be a lot of young voters who can't vote, people with no relation to the UK and then you have the shy Tory factor.
For sure. You'd have to be a very brave person to admit to voting Conservative amongst the groups I run in. You'd genuinely lose friends.
Because Tories are in general older...they're probably not posting on social media, they're not going to be out campaigning actively, and additionally if you live in an urban area you're nowhere near all the rural constituencies voting Tory.
You're in a bubble and this country has 35 million other voters?
How many points do Conservative need to be ahead by to avoid hung parliament?
You live in a social bubble both physically and online (and so do I)
That's the best case scenario for me. I won't let myself even think about getting my hopes up beyond that.
A reduced majority, May out on her arse and a younger generation starting to take an interest in politics and understand what the left and right stand for.
Can see this turning into a meme thread come Thursday night. I'm all for it.
Depends how efficient their vote is in the marginals, but I reckon they could probably do it with about a 4-5 point lead.
Even then it'll still largely be limited. Over 60% of people tend to vote in General Elections. Nowhere near that figure are actively engaged and post about/discuss politics online. Plenty either keep their views to themselves or have limited knowledge of politics and plop for whatever choice seems best.
325 I believe. It's linked to Norn Iron though I think and that's assuming Sinn Fein gets 7 seats. If they got none they could have a majority with 318.
I don't believe it but the streets near me are full of Lib Dem posters and signs. My flat is one LD, two Labour if that means anything.
Can see this being my first and last ever vote tbh.