Lib Dem landslide

[morwen]

There is an opinion poll in today's NME, of NME readers. It has the figures :

Lib Dems - 37%

Labour - 26%

Tories - 17%

Other - 9%

Undecided - 13%

If I plug these numbers into the BBC's handy thingy, we discover that this would result in a Liberal Democrat majority of 194 (with Labour having 196 seats, and the Tories none).

Comments

[marnanel.livejournal.com]

Most of the communities I see seem to have similar results. So why aren't the LDs winning more elections? Is it just that there are lots of Labour and Tory people who do nothing I come in contact with?

[merlina.livejournal.com]

But the voting figures don't translate easily into seats won. It's all about swing in key marginals. A cynic would say that's why the Libs are so keen on PR... and why the other parties oppose it.

In other news.... I went to get corset on Monday (following the visit on Friday etc etc) as arranged. She'd forgotten it. Said she'd drop it off to me at home monday evening/tues morning. Still not here. And now she's gone to Whitby. grrrr

[ex-sonjaaa.livejournal.com]

Which of the British political parties is the strongest one in the left, i.e. social democrat or democratic socialist?

hmm

[(Anonymous)]

their winning a fb poll 42 % also http://www.theghanaianjournal.com/2010/05/05/world-votes-lib-dem-landslide/