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Eastleigh by-election battle hots up
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-21544685
Admin edit (Chris): Cloud cuckoo land made-up link replaced with something that actually works. PLEASE LEARN HOW TO USE THE INTERNET. It has been sated that David Cameron is facing a leadership battle if the Tories lose Eastleigh by election. It appears that the Tories will lose out to UKIP and that Labour will come second and the Tories behind the Lib Dems. All the big guns are in the area including Boris Johnson to try and get the votes in - is this the sign that the Tories are running scared and that the voters will vote with there X. On the Tv last night and today Tv crews are asking voters what they think and the vast majority are voting for the UKIP party:( |
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Quite a call that you think the by-election is going to finish: UKIP, Labour, Lib Dem, Tory.......
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Complete fantasy, of course. Labour is not going to come second in Eastleigh. The Party is nowhere in that part of the world.
It's Lib Dem territory, formerly Tory, the sort of seat Cameron should have won in 2010. The outcome will be interesting and very important because both the leading parties in the constituency are in the government. Cameron needs it, to be able to claim support forums programme, Clegg needs it, to be able to prove the Lib Dems aren't going to sink without trace in 2015 and Miliband desperately wants it so he can claim the Coalition is losing its legitimacy. Sadly for Dave, his outside chance of winning the seat have been wrecked by UKIP which will take enough votes to ensure the Tories can't win. The most likely outcome is a Lib Dem hold. Who comes after that is anyone's guess, but UKIP's showing is what everyone's wanting to see. Has Dave's promise of a referendum neutralised UKIP or not? We shall have to wait and see. |
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So they're voting in Eastleigh today. Polls suggest no big surprise or upset in the result and therefore no big consequence as a result. The Liberal Democrats are expected to win, a good result for them. The Conservatives should come second which isn't a disaster but will cause concerns about their ability to win in 2015. Labour won't feature again which puts them in the same position as the Tories, not a big problem but raises questions.
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On the contrary, some of the latest polling puts Lib, Con and UKIP close enough together as to be overlapping on margin of error. A Lib Dem hold is the most likely outcome but the polls are certainly not suggesting there will be no surprises. Anything could happen, especially as many political hacks are returning from a shift in the constituency reporting how surprised they are at the level of organisation UKIP has achieved in this campaign.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...s-believe.html |
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I know UKIP are fighting hard for this
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I thought the polling led to what I've written. Lib Dems first, Tory 2nd. UKIP were polling high but a few percentage points behind the top two. UKIP could pull a surprise but it remains unlikely as I understand it. |
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Well 7 percentages points is a pretty big gap...So I do think that the polls suggesting 'no big surprise' was fair ;)
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