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Month: March 2010

Will this relieve some of the Tory jitters?

Will this relieve some of the Tory jitters?

CON 39% (37) LAB 32% (35) LD 17%(17) Is it down to positive media coverage This morning I suggested that this might be the day to start buying the Tories again simply because they were back in the news after a period when issues involving Labour and Mr. Brown were dominating everything. My view was that there seems to be an element in polls of up to 4% which appeared to be directly related to who had been most on…

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Spreads moving to Tories after YouGov dip

Spreads moving to Tories after YouGov dip

CON SPREAD RANGES 334 -339 Sporting Index 330 – 335 ExtraBet 335 – 338 Betfair Line market LAB SPREAD RANGES 231 – 236 Sporting Index 234 – 239 ExtraBet 231 – 235 Betfair Line market LD SPREAD RANGES 53 – 56 Sporting Index 55 – 58 ExtraBet 53 – 53.5 Betfair Line market The PB index on the projected Tory majority has dropped steeply since it was last calculated a week ago. But it would have shown a bigger move…

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Should Gord be going here today?

Should Gord be going here today?

Will he ever get a better opportunity? With the Michael Ashcroft story on top of Labour’s stunning progress in the polls surely the time is ripe for Brown to take the gamble and call a snap election? If he doesn’t won’t he look back at this week and see it as an opportunity lost? Such a move would be daring and decisive which of itself could give him a poll boost. Will he do it? He should but probably won’t….

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Is today the day you should buy the Tories again?

Is today the day you should buy the Tories again?

Has YouGov done punters a favour? If there’s one thing that the declining Tory ratings, topped by the YouGov 2% lead, have done it has been to change the narrative. For what looked only two months ago like a foregone conclusion can now be reported as a real race again. The prospect of Brown’s Labour coming on top with most seats has shaken everything up and I wonder whether without it Cameron’s latest “most important speech of his career” would…

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