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Meanwhile in Wales:

http://today.yougov.co.uk/sites/today.y ... 260111.pdf

ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2011 POLLING
Constituency vote / Regional Vote / Seat allocation on UNS
Llafur: 45% /41%/ 31/60
Plaid: 21% / 21%/14/60
Con: 21% / 20%/10/60
LD: 7% /8%/ 5/60

Labour would return to a majority of seats, winning back Blaenau Gwent on UNS.

Meanwhile...

FURTHER POWERS REFERENDUM POLLING
Latest poll : 20-22 December 2010
YES: 48%
NO: 30%
DON'T KNOW: 14%
ABSTAINING: 8%

Surprised Barcode missed this:

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/3132

SNP now ahead of Labour in Scotland.

Alexia wrote:Surprised Barcode missed this:

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/3132

SNP now ahead of Labour in Scotland.

i wonder if this is because of a drop in Scottish unemployment?

barcode wrote:

Alexia wrote:Surprised Barcode missed this:

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/3132

SNP now ahead of Labour in Scotland.

i wonder if this is because of a drop in Scottish unemployment?

More likely an outlier or different question to the normal polls.

It's very noticeable that Barcrud either misses or ignores anything which isn't sufficiently pro-Labour for his personal views.

I can put my hand on my heart and say I swear I never know about this poll which only come out yesterday!

strangely no one else seems to have pick this up either

I have to say that, although our First Minister has a pungently stinky breath, he's led this administration well and made good on his promises - which in the main were for things I supported. How may policiticans in the national arena can claim to have done the same thing?

So my vote may well land with them, rather than to the Scottish Labour party.

So, if I had been polled the other day, I would have been one who increased their prospective vote.

Alexia wrote:

barcode wrote:

Alexia wrote:Surprised Barcode missed this:

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/3132

SNP now ahead of Labour in Scotland.

i wonder if this is because of a drop in Scottish unemployment?

More likely an outlier or different question to the normal polls.

Seems it was an outlier after all:

Scottish Parliament Election Poll (%)
Constituency 41 32 15 08
Regional 40 26 15 07 06

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/3207

I believe this is the one Green party help paid, According to the numbers If the Greens and Labour get into bed = 65 magic number.

It seems the tories have returned to the normal level, with the drop in lib dem suport, it still points to them losing a number of seats. I think the SNP could also pick up seats thanks to this.

Yes but it was still conducted by YouGov using their fairly tried-and-tested methodology.

One David Murry and Brain souter are backing Alex for a second crack at the wipe