From an on-line polling website, received in my email today.
Thank you for voting in our OneBigVote poll.
Most of the polls you see in national newspapers are based on small samples of responders, nothing like the 28,000+ people who have responded to OneBigVote. Your answers have contributed to some very interesting results that we would like to share with you below.
Conservatives dominate poll with 35% of the votes
Over a third of voters claim that they will opt for the Conservative party in this General Election whilst just under 50% will be split between Labour and the Liberal Democrats. 8% are undecided or will not vote and the 'other' parties sweep up the remaining 10% of voters.
How do you intend to vote in the next General Election?
(How did you vote in the 2001 General Election)
Conservative - 34.73% (21.89%)
Labour - 23.77% (34.31%)
Liberal Democrats - 23.62% (14.35%)
Will not vote - 3.09%
Undecided - 4.81%
Other - 9.98%
1 in 5 choose Michael Howard over Blair as choice for Prime Minister
The poll also revealed that Michael Howard is the favourite candidate to lead the country for the next five years. The current Prime Minister, Tony Blair, is placed third after his party colleague Gordon Brown.
Voters will not change their minds
Voters do appear to have made up their mind, as 91% are not at all likely, or not very likely to change their vote whilst as for the success of the parties campaigning so far, the majority, 64%, feel insufficiently communicated to from the various parties and that their vote is not being fought for.
Looks possible that the liar might actually get the boot.
http://www.onebigvote.co.uk/
Hourly updates here http://www1.onebigvote.co.uk/Results/ResultOver18.htm
Thank you for voting in our OneBigVote poll.
Most of the polls you see in national newspapers are based on small samples of responders, nothing like the 28,000+ people who have responded to OneBigVote. Your answers have contributed to some very interesting results that we would like to share with you below.
Conservatives dominate poll with 35% of the votes
Over a third of voters claim that they will opt for the Conservative party in this General Election whilst just under 50% will be split between Labour and the Liberal Democrats. 8% are undecided or will not vote and the 'other' parties sweep up the remaining 10% of voters.
How do you intend to vote in the next General Election?
(How did you vote in the 2001 General Election)
Conservative - 34.73% (21.89%)
Labour - 23.77% (34.31%)
Liberal Democrats - 23.62% (14.35%)
Will not vote - 3.09%
Undecided - 4.81%
Other - 9.98%
1 in 5 choose Michael Howard over Blair as choice for Prime Minister
The poll also revealed that Michael Howard is the favourite candidate to lead the country for the next five years. The current Prime Minister, Tony Blair, is placed third after his party colleague Gordon Brown.
Voters will not change their minds
Voters do appear to have made up their mind, as 91% are not at all likely, or not very likely to change their vote whilst as for the success of the parties campaigning so far, the majority, 64%, feel insufficiently communicated to from the various parties and that their vote is not being fought for.
Looks possible that the liar might actually get the boot.
http://www.onebigvote.co.uk/
Hourly updates here http://www1.onebigvote.co.uk/Results/ResultOver18.htm
