UK historical voting intention chart [Large image]

[Scarlett.]

http://i.imgur.com/LpuPS.png

[lostalex]

so what lessons can we learn.. lib dems are worthless, and we can just expect a constant oscillation between labour and conservative. how depressing.

[lostalex]

ed miliband will NEVER be PM
he's a wet fish.

If he's the best labour can come up with, then david cameron has nothing to worry about.

[Livia]

I'd like to know what is meant by "vote intention". Is this from people who have been canvassed? If yes, it might mean that only around 2-3% of the population have been canvassed, maybe even less. Or is it from information gained at polling stations? And does it relate to general elections? City/county elections? District elections? European elections? All of them?

[Jords]

Which do the coloured lines represent?

[Jack_]

Which do the coloured lines represent?

The three main political parties and their traditional colours.

Red is Labour, blue is Conservative and the orange is Lib Dem.

[joeysteele]

The Lib Dems will hopefully likely be almost off the chart at the very bottom by the time of the next election.

Interesting chart though,I have seen a lot like it.

[Jords]

The three main political parties and their traditional colours.

Red is Labour, blue is Conservative and the orange is Lib Dem.

I thought it was this because I worked it out at the ~2008 point but idk much so I thought I best be sure lmao

[Scarlett.]

The data is apparently taken from here
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/

[Livia]

The data is apparently taken from here
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/

Ahhh right... thanks Chewy.