British Democracy Forum - View Single Post - Conservatives 18% ahead of Labour - biggest Tory opinion poll lead for 21 years

Britannist · 25-04-2008, 01:31 AM

Brief extract from the Telegraph article on the link in the last posting to this thread:

"However, the poll is not all good news for Mr. Cameron as his personal approval rating has dropped slightly. Mr. Cameron's team are nervous about the forthcoming London elections and the Conservative leader last week told The Daily Telegraph that a loss for Boris Johnson would be "bad" and "very disappointing" for the party."

The Telegraph report about the 18% Conservative lead in the new YouGov opinion poll said that the Conservative lead of 18% had increased from 14% because of annoyance at and Labour squabbling over abolition of the 10 pence tax band for low earners.

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Britannist Uber Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: London Posts: 22,896	Brief extract Brief extract from the Telegraph article on the link in the last posting to this thread: "However, the poll is not all good news for Mr. Cameron as his personal approval rating has dropped slightly. Mr. Cameron's team are nervous about the forthcoming London elections and the Conservative leader last week told The Daily Telegraph that a loss for Boris Johnson would be "bad" and "very disappointing" for the party." The Telegraph report about the 18% Conservative lead in the new YouGov opinion poll said that the Conservative lead of 18% had increased from 14% because of annoyance at and Labour squabbling over abolition of the 10 pence tax band for low earners.