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Analogue Dog
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Replying to Avatar Analogue Dog

It looks to me that the polls are woefully inadequate in terms of sample size and methodology,. And also also erroneous and defective.

- The most recent polls occured during the 'P-word' hoax, which is likely to have increased the propensity for respondents planning to vote #ReformUK to pretend they're not going to.

- The bizarre specticle of the hoax simultaniously being revealed all over Social Media while Sunak cried "Wacist" over the Corporate media has pissed people off no end, and will favour Reform.

- Innefectual weirdo Oliver Dowden (Deputy PM - Borehamwood) is now trying to do a UK-flavour reenactment of The Russia Hoax™ albeit so badly crafted that the source hasn't even bothered to remove the Soros funding logos from their website.

- Starmer is as Deep State as a Salmon & Dill Pret-a-manger baguette in a designer leather manbag. The Scots dislike him; pro-palestine voters won't turn-out for him; and he looks more like anarchetypical hock of gammon than even Farage... who is incidentally vowing to end both wars and is attracting major donations from prominent Muslim businessmen.

- Farage is a household name. He has more than double the number of followers across social media compared to Starmer. Reform UK is getting exponentially more engagements than the other two parties.

If the most recent polls are wrong by more than 8 points (swing), which I think they are, then Reform will pip Labour and we'll have a hung parliement. I concur with your view that Farage will then be PM some time in 2024. My each-way bet is Rees-Mogg.

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Reform is going to get the most seats.

Iirc, Ed Dowd, as well as some Daily Clout researchers also grabbed the datasets before they were memory holed. If you need to verify, you check directly with Ed (Phinance) or Naomi Wolf.

Replying to Avatar Analogue Dog

It looks to me that the polls are woefully inadequate in terms of sample size and methodology,. And also also erroneous and defective.

- The most recent polls occured during the 'P-word' hoax, which is likely to have increased the propensity for respondents planning to vote #ReformUK to pretend they're not going to.

- The bizarre specticle of the hoax simultaniously being revealed all over Social Media while Sunak cried "Wacist" over the Corporate media has pissed people off no end, and will favour Reform.

- Innefectual weirdo Oliver Dowden (Deputy PM - Borehamwood) is now trying to do a UK-flavour reenactment of The Russia Hoax™ albeit so badly crafted that the source hasn't even bothered to remove the Soros funding logos from their website.

- Starmer is as Deep State as a Salmon & Dill Pret-a-manger baguette in a designer leather manbag. The Scots dislike him; pro-palestine voters won't turn-out for him; and he looks more like anarchetypical hock of gammon than even Farage... who is incidentally vowing to end both wars and is attracting major donations from prominent Muslim businessmen.

- Farage is a household name. He has more than double the number of followers across social media compared to Starmer. Reform UK is getting exponentially more engagements than the other two parties.

If the most recent polls are wrong by more than 8 points (swing), which I think they are, then Reform will pip Labour and we'll have a hung parliement. I concur with your view that Farage will then be PM some time in 2024. My each-way bet is Rees-Mogg.

nostr:nevent1qqswf7q4cprq7p3m88jlcxw04tszc0lfk30ql0dynxk3njnxwlepedqpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtczyzuduearvk6rdn3sp6csfxtnqfs587v785m39vex7vpt04h5ng5syqcyqqqqqqgnr99c2

It looks to me that the polls are woefully inadequate in terms of sample size and methodology,. And also also erroneous and defective.

- The most recent polls occured during the 'P-word' hoax, which is likely to have increased the propensity for respondents planning to vote #ReformUK to pretend they're not going to.

- The bizarre specticle of the hoax simultaniously being revealed all over Social Media while Sunak cried "Wacist" over the Corporate media has pissed people off no end, and will favour Reform.

- Innefectual weirdo Oliver Dowden (Deputy PM - Borehamwood) is now trying to do a UK-flavour reenactment of The Russia Hoax™ albeit so badly crafted that the source hasn't even bothered to remove the Soros funding logos from their website.

- Starmer is as Deep State as a Salmon & Dill Pret-a-manger baguette in a designer leather manbag. The Scots dislike him; pro-palestine voters won't turn-out for him; and he looks more like anarchetypical hock of gammon than even Farage... who is incidentally vowing to end both wars and is attracting major donations from prominent Muslim businessmen.

- Farage is a household name. He has more than double the number of followers across social media compared to Starmer. Reform UK is getting exponentially more engagements than the other two parties.

If the most recent polls are wrong by more than 8 points (swing), which I think they are, then Reform will pip Labour and we'll have a hung parliement. I concur with your view that Farage will then be PM some time in 2024. My each-way bet is Rees-Mogg.

nostr:nevent1qqswf7q4cprq7p3m88jlcxw04tszc0lfk30ql0dynxk3njnxwlepedqpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtczyzuduearvk6rdn3sp6csfxtnqfs587v785m39vex7vpt04h5ng5syqcyqqqqqqgnr99c2