Latest survey from Britain most long-established pollster set to increase concerns in the red team
Chart from Ipsos-MORI showing contrast between the all naming a party and those 100% certain to vote pic.twitter.com/ksFSvlSpv2
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) December 13, 2013
EdM the only leader with declining satisfaction ratings
Chart showing latest Ipsos-MORI leader ratings which are widely regarded as the gold standard pic.twitter.com/5JoSZjsGF2
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) December 13, 2013
Once again EdM struggling to maintain confide of LAB voters
See Ipsos-MORI chart pic.twitter.com/yvw4Yu1wKi
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) December 13, 2013
Economic optimism still strong
Economic optimism remaining strong according to Ipsos-MORI – see chart pic.twitter.com/M6WtGqAr0z
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) December 13, 2013
Ipsos-MORI has been around longer than any of the firms currently measuring political opinion in the UK and its findings for December will add to the nagging doubts we are seeing in the Labour team.
The LAB voters’ view of Ed Miliband is probably the most concerning especially after it comes after a period when he was on the up.
The CON main hope is that when faced with the possiblity of EdM becoming PM then the LAB lead on voting intention will fade away.
Maybe that will happen. Maybe it won’t but the party still operates with a much vote lower threshold required to win most seats and to secure a majority.
They also have the hope of large scale anti-CON tactical vote.
Not quite game on but getting very interesting.