The Bullingdon boys go into battle and it ain’t going to be pretty

The Bullingdon boys go into battle and it ain’t going to be pretty

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Dave v Boris will dominate the next four months Cracking Cameron performance today in Commons. Sure a PM has the advantage on these occasions, but he used it. Boris looking a bit crumpled. — Iain Martin (@iainmartin1) February 22, 2016 We’ve always known that Dave is at his best when his back is to the wall and that’s how it must have seen this morning with the massive media coverage of the decision by Boris to back LEAVE. His performance…

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New LAB member polling highlights huge gulf between them, party voters and electorate as a whole

New LAB member polling highlights huge gulf between them, party voters and electorate as a whole

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From @election_data The mismatch between views of LAB members/ Voters and public on key issues pic.twitter.com/wyXJAFk1rS — Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) February 22, 2016 .@election_data /YouGov poll of LAB members. on whether LAB's GE2015 policies not left wing enough pic.twitter.com/OzczyLjecS — Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) February 22, 2016 The Election Data website has just published its latest LAB member polling which it carries out with YouGov. There’s a huge amount in the data and the two charts above are the most striking….

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Boris Johnson can lead Britain out of Europe – if he’s serious about it

Boris Johnson can lead Britain out of Europe – if he’s serious about it

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But if not then he might have made a big mistake writes Keiran Pedley So its official, Boris backs Brexit. After a period of intense speculation in Westminster, the Mayor of London has come off the fence and announced that he will campaign for Britain to leave the E.U.  Make no mistake, this is a major coup for the ‘Leave’ campaign which, until now, has been widely derided for the apparent lack of credible leaders within its team. In the…

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Boris backs Brexit but will it have an impact if he’s not going to be that active?

Boris backs Brexit but will it have an impact if he’s not going to be that active?

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This could be a serious mistake if he isn’t going to be that active, he’s annoyed the PM, and will frustrate the party activists who are Outers, thus damaging his chances to succeed Cameron Watch: Boris Johnson's confirms he's backing the campaign for Britain to leave EU https://t.co/pxwMk12vat https://t.co/AhFCALwvnl — Sky News (@SkyNews) February 21, 2016 Boris: I won't take part in endless TV debates against people in my party or share a platform with Farage and Galloway — Adam…

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Meet the man who could win the referendum for Leave

Meet the man who could win the referendum for Leave

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An unpopular budget could see the referendum become an opportunity to kick the government and that’s not good news for Remain. I’m not a fan of plebiscites simply because often they become a referendum not on the substantive issue of the referendum but a referendum on the Government of the day and an opportunity to give the government a kicking without the risk of a change of government. During the AV referendum, it seemed the primary reason many voters voted…

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Wins for Clinton and Trump in the latest contests

Wins for Clinton and Trump in the latest contests

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Hillary Clinton an 80% chance to be the Dem nominee according to Betfair. https://t.co/Tc078vwMRz pic.twitter.com/d50l8NJlcy — TSE (@TSEofPB) February 21, 2016 In the GOP race, Trump wins again A good night for Trump, but Trump skeptics see a lot to like in the results too. https://t.co/j3guoS4nPa — Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) February 21, 2016 One concept that hasn't had a very good GOP race so far: "momentum". Both NH and SC results went against "momentum" in many respects. — Nate Silver…

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First post EU deal referendum poll has REMAIN with 15% lead

First post EU deal referendum poll has REMAIN with 15% lead

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Very little about the poll is known apart from the headline. I’m told that fieldwork started this morning so all took place after the EU deal was known. It was carried out by Survation by phone. There is no recent Survation EU phone polling to compare it to so it is hard to judge the impact. We do know that phone polls have been showing much bigger leads for IN than online ones. In the US all eyes are on…

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