Interesting. Will we see a LibDem-Labour crossover too?
(Important: even if that were to happen, Labour would pick up far more seats than the LibDems because of FPTP. The LibDem vote tends to be more geographically concentrated. And of course it wouldn't save either party - or us! - from Reform.)
(Important: even if that were to happen, Labour would pick up far more seats than the LibDems because of FPTP. The LibDem vote tends to be more geographically concentrated. And of course it wouldn't save either party - or us! - from Reform.)
Reposted from
Josh Self
π¨Tory-Lib Dem crossover poll:
β‘οΈ Reform UK - 29%(+1)
π΄ Labour - 22%(-1)
π Lib Dem - 17%(+1),
π΅ Tory - 16%(-2)
π’ Green - 10%(+1)
18/19 May via YouGov / Sky News / Times
β‘οΈ Reform UK - 29%(+1)
π΄ Labour - 22%(-1)
π Lib Dem - 17%(+1),
π΅ Tory - 16%(-2)
π’ Green - 10%(+1)
18/19 May via YouGov / Sky News / Times
Comments
You're right in one respect, though: it will be the oddest election, even weirder than the last one.
I don't disagree Labour will likely have more MPs than the Lib Dems on these numbers, but I wouldn't be certain about it.