The PH exit poll
Poll: The PH exit poll
Total Members Polled: 1181
Discussion
Einion Yrth said:
jonby said:
Einion Yrth said:
Justayellowbadge said:
Err, I meant actually voted, not intention...
Probably should have started it tomorrow then.the OP stated people shouldn't enter this poll till they've voted. if people have already started to vote (by post) then providing they read the OP, no reason not to start it now. Interesting to see the results in the poll before tomorrow based on votes thus far. Particularly if it shows a difference in trends between postal voters and the electorate as a whole
So let me see…
At 2001 on Wednesday 6th May a thread was started by “Just a yellow badge” called “Poll: The PH exit poll.”
Four minutes later he found the need to post: “Err, I meant actually voted, not intention...” because people were already voting in an exit poll for an election which, unless you have a postal vote, hasn’t started yet and won’t start until tomorrow morning.
Then, 3 minutes later at 2008:
Perhaps the dim ones have stopped voting LD and started voting in exit polls 11 hours before the polling stations open?
At 2001 on Wednesday 6th May a thread was started by “Just a yellow badge” called “Poll: The PH exit poll.”
Four minutes later he found the need to post: “Err, I meant actually voted, not intention...” because people were already voting in an exit poll for an election which, unless you have a postal vote, hasn’t started yet and won’t start until tomorrow morning.
Then, 3 minutes later at 2008:
don4l said:
I see that it is currently 50% UKIP and 50% conservative.
That would make for a cracking "Grand Coalition".
As I said elsewhere, I think that Dave would be a brilliant Deputy PM.
And to think that only yesterday, don was saying that people who vote lib dem are a bit dim. That would make for a cracking "Grand Coalition".
As I said elsewhere, I think that Dave would be a brilliant Deputy PM.
Perhaps the dim ones have stopped voting LD and started voting in exit polls 11 hours before the polling stations open?
Not voted yet but will be voting Conservative. My area is what is classed as a safe Labour seat but that has eroded over the past couple of elections. UKIP have campaigned hard and have the most signs banners out etc and expect they'll do well.
I'd be happy the coalition being maintained- ANYTHING but a Labor/SNP unholy alliance.........
I'd be happy the coalition being maintained- ANYTHING but a Labor/SNP unholy alliance.........
pilchardthecat said:
Not until they get rid of Dave. Still waiting for the referendum on the Lisbon treaty. Cast blancmange guarantee
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