Would Labour do better if Miliband replaced Brown?

Would Labour do better if Miliband replaced Brown?

Could this be the game-changer that Labour needs?

The news that David Miliband has pulled himself out of the running for the EU High Representative post has added to the speculation that he might once again be considering a Labour leadership bid BEFORE the general election.

What would be the impact of this? Is Labour’s unpopularity largely down to Brown and would the party led by Miliband stand a better chance in the election?

Certainly there are many who think so within his party.

What do you think? My view is that it would and this is the main reason why I’m avoiding the spread markets at the moment.

Would Labour do better at the election if the leader was David Miliband rather than Gordon Brown?
Labour would lose 75 fewer seats
Labour would lose 50 fewer seats
Labour would lose 25 fewer seats
A Miliband leadership would make no difference
A Miliband leadership would lead to a worse result than under Brown
  

Mike Smithson

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