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Old 19-04-2015, 12:23 AM #10
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You can try and manipulate statistics to say anything. I am saying, there has not been a surge in labour support since the last election and % swing is what dictates a change in government. Without a significant swing, labour have no chance in a first past the post system like we have in the UK. Given the inherent inaccuracies of polls, you would need to be seeing at a minimum 10-15% swing to labour for a labour surge to be in any way genuine. If anything, labour support has gone down since the last election

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