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It’s 2008!, say LDV readers

By Stephen Tall | Wed 29th August 2007 - 8:11 am

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The results of our latest poll are in, and it seems almost 70% of Lib Dem Voice readers reckon there will be a general election within the next year or so.

We asked: “When do you think the next general election will be?”

You said:
* 2007: 19% (40)
* 2008: 50% (103)
* 2009: 27% (56)
* 2010: 4% (9)
Total Votes: 208

In which case, go back to your constituencies and prepare to campaign.

Read more by Stephen Tall .
This entry was posted in Voice polls.

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2 Comments

Tony Greaves 29th Aug '07 - 11:03pm

Dream on, all of you.

The most boring thing in politics is the endless speculation about a premature General Election that happensin most parliaments. It’s all got up by party managerts for their own purposes. Forget it.
Duncan Borrowman 29th Aug '07 - 11:05pm

And pray Tony. What are “their own purposes”?

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