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Poll sensation for Luciana Berger

By | Thu 17th October 2019 - 10:25 am

A couple of weeks ago, Luciana Berger announced that she was leaving Liverpool to contest Finchley and Golders Green for the Liberal Democrats.

A Survation poll has put her way ahead of the Conservatives.

It’s only one poll, but definitely promising.

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8 Comments

  • malc 17th Oct '19 - 11:44am

    Just out of interest who commissioned this poll? Was it the LibDems? How many voters took part?

  • Richard Underhill 17th Oct '19 - 12:12pm

    Luciana Berger is obviously an asset.
    Louise Ellman has said that Jeremy Corbyn is “not fit” to be Prime Minister and that she is
    “deeply troubled” by the “growth of anti-Semitism” in Labour in recent years.

  • Richard Underhill 17th Oct '19 - 12:16pm

    What happened in 2017 is not a good guide, circumstances change.

  • Richard Underhill 17th Oct '19 - 11:22pm

    I do not know who commissioned this poll, but Survation are a professional organisation, try asking them.

  • malc 17th Oct '19 - 11:43pm

    A telephone poll of 400, commissioned by the LibDems. Fieldwork carried out on the 2nd Oct.

  • steven deller 18th Oct '19 - 9:32am

    Carried out the week after Lib Dems paid for three newspaper deliveries in seven days via Royal Mail.

  • Peter Martin 18th Oct '19 - 4:25pm

    So the electors of Finchley would vote against Luciana Berger by 59:41

    They’d be against the Conservative candidate by 71:29

    They’d be against the Labour Party by 75:25

    Does this sound a familiar problem? In Parliament we think there must be something wrong with our MPs because, so far, they’ve voted against everything that’s put to them on the Brexit issue.

    So what’s wrong with the Finchley voters?

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