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yes, different to yougov . it's a bit better for yougov. it's a bit better for the tories. >> for you, yes, a bit different. but we this is our weekly tracker. we delivered it tonight, so we have to consider that the effects of the elections will be. will appear in our tracker next week. because, of course , we polled because, of course, we polled yesterday and today this morning. and so of course people were voting. so we don't see the effects at the national level of the local elections. first of all. second, in any case, conservatives , this week for us conservatives, this week for us are minus one percentage point to 22. and a labour 44 reform uk plus one percentage point. so 13% lib dems ten, greens 6% and snp 2. another 3. >> so that that is interesting what you're saying there is that okay, this is this is as it is now. but when we get the results through that will trickle through. so for example, let's say labour do better than expected . would you expect that expected. would you expect that to dent the conservatives even more in th
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so whereas yougov leave don't know. so people who tell pollsters at the moment they don't currently know how they vote. yougov leaves them be at the moment and says that's fine. what we do is we try and work out how they will likely break. so who will return to the conservatives, who will break for labour, and who will remain, you know, not voting at the time of an election that tends to squeeze things in the conservatives favour because there are more conservative, don't knows for them to win back. and actually we did see in the underlying data. so not just that 12 point lead that rishi sunak was starting to be seen more favourably by conservative 2019 voters, and that he was increasing his lead with the over 65, now , increasing his over 65, now, increasing his lead with the over 65 is a very important, not just because it's his base, but because they're much more likely to turn out and vote than younger voters, so their votes will count for more. >> but is that why we've had this kind of over 65 offering, you know, t
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i don't know, malicious in announcing this today with that, yougov poll out ? >> 7 >> actually, i ? >> actually, i doubt that because of the fact that he would have thought about this quite long and hard and i would suspect that the figures from. >> and the day after natalie elphicke crosses the floor. i mean, a bit of a brutal day for the leadership. >> oh, totally. i mean, natalie elphicke came in second in a fortnight or whatever it is. i mean , i to use, lady bracknell mean, i to use, lady bracknell here to lose one mp, looked like misfortune to lose two looks like carelessness and who knows how many more are going to follow. but but to go back to zahawi zahawi himself. i mean , zahawi zahawi himself. i mean, he's had a pretty a starry role in parliament. he served in so many of the great offices, and i suspect his real motivation is, look, we're going to get utterly slaughtered in the general election. do i really want to be languishing on, on, on the opposition benches ? and i've opposition benches? and i've known plenty of mps in my time who have found themselves, particularl
i don't know, malicious in announcing this today with that, yougov poll out ? >> 7 >> actually, i ? >> actually, i doubt that because of the fact that he would have thought about this quite long and hard and i would suspect that the figures from. >> and the day after natalie elphicke crosses the floor. i mean, a bit of a brutal day for the leadership. >> oh, totally. i mean, natalie elphicke came in second in a fortnight or whatever it is. i mean , i to use, lady...
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a yougov oll this opposition labour needs. a yougov poll this week _ opposition labour needs. a yougov poll this week but _ opposition labour needs. a yougov poll this week but conservatives i opposition labour needs. a yougov poll this week but conservatives in | poll this week but conservatives in third place among voters under 50 with the greens in second. how worried are you they are going to take seats and split the vote? it’s take seats and split the vote? it's crucial that _ take seats and split the vote? it�*s crucial that we get a good, strong working majority, and that's why it's vital that people look at this in terms of which party they want in government, and the labour party has got a clear set of plans both on the green agenda, creating greenjobs, decarbonise our economy, making sure that we meet the climate transition, and we want to turn around our country we want to restore hope and make sure that we are in a better place as a country for the decades to come. let place as a country for the decades to come. . place as a country for the decades to come. , ,
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esto ocurre cuando, segÚn una reciente encuesta de yougov y de economist, el presidente trump tiene un 42% de preferencia de los votantes, una ventaja de un punto por encima del presidente biden y el senador bob menÉndez puso su poder a la venta, asÍ lo dijo hoy el fiscal en los argumentos iniciales del juicio por corrupciÓn en contra del legislador demÓcrata. en cambio, la defensa de menÉndez describÓo al senador como un patriota estadounidense e intentÓ deslindar lo de los negocios de su esposa, tambiÉn imputada en el caso, pero cuyo juicio comenzarÁ en julio. el senador menÉndez es acusado de proteger y enriquecer a empresarios extranjeros a cambio de millonarios sobornos. en entrevista con noticias telemundo, el alcalde de nueva york se defendiÓ de las acusaciones de falta de sensibilidad hacia los migrantes. eric adams intentÓ explicar sus polÉmicas declaraciones y hablÓ de los desafÍos que representa la ola migratoria que ha recibido en su ciudad. johana suÁrez hablÓ con Él. >> y el alcalde de la ciudad mÁs poblada de estados unidos enfrenta grandes retos. bien
esto ocurre cuando, segÚn una reciente encuesta de yougov y de economist, el presidente trump tiene un 42% de preferencia de los votantes, una ventaja de un punto por encima del presidente biden y el senador bob menÉndez puso su poder a la venta, asÍ lo dijo hoy el fiscal en los argumentos iniciales del juicio por corrupciÓn en contra del legislador demÓcrata. en cambio, la defensa de menÉndez describÓo al senador como un patriota estadounidense e intentÓ deslindar lo de los negocios de...
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also, for the first time ever, i'll be revealing what my handwriting looks like amidst a yougov poll suggesting a third of the british people have terrible handwriting welcome back. and god save the king. his majesty king charles the third returned to public dufies the third returned to public duties today for the first time since his cancer diagnosis. after his doctors shared encouraging news on the sovereign's health. the king and queen camilla visited a specialist cancer centre in london. king charles was also named today as cancer researchers uk's new patron. well this is heartening scenes that we're seeing and a reassuring after months of our sovereign being out of action with the rest of the royal family including the princess royal family including the princess royal, the duchess of edinburgh and the queen, all performing additional duties. talking of the princess royal, there was gossip in one newspaper today that she's apparently keen to put on her dancing shoes. one of the professional dancers on strictly come dancing revealed that the king's sister wants to appear on the
also, for the first time ever, i'll be revealing what my handwriting looks like amidst a yougov poll suggesting a third of the british people have terrible handwriting welcome back. and god save the king. his majesty king charles the third returned to public dufies the third returned to public duties today for the first time since his cancer diagnosis. after his doctors shared encouraging news on the sovereign's health. the king and queen camilla visited a specialist cancer centre in london....
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esto ocurre cuando, segÚn una reciente encuesta de yougov y economist, el expresidente trump tiene un 42% de preferencia de los votantes. esto es una ventaja de un punto por encima del presidente biden. javier vega nos habla sobre el impacto que pudiera tener estos dos encuentros cara a cara en una de las elecciones con menor entusiasmo por los candidatos presidenciales. >> ya hay fecha para dos debates presidenciales entre joe biden y donald trump. el primero serÁ el 27 de junio, organizado por cnn en atlanta y el segundo el 10 de septiembre en los estudios de abc news. la convocatoria la lanzÓ el presidente biden en un mensaje en redes paul i'll even do a twice so let's pick the dates donald. >> i hear your free on wednesdays. >> casi de inmediato, el ex presidente trump aceptÓ el reto. estoy preparado y dispuesto para debatir. solo dÍganme cuÁndo y ahÍ estarÉ, listos para la pelea, escribiÓ en su red social. las campaÑas pusieron sus condiciones para los demÓcratas un debate serio y ordenado donde no haya interrupciones, donde el micrÓfono del que no estÉ hablando estÉ
esto ocurre cuando, segÚn una reciente encuesta de yougov y economist, el expresidente trump tiene un 42% de preferencia de los votantes. esto es una ventaja de un punto por encima del presidente biden. javier vega nos habla sobre el impacto que pudiera tener estos dos encuentros cara a cara en una de las elecciones con menor entusiasmo por los candidatos presidenciales. >> ya hay fecha para dos debates presidenciales entre joe biden y donald trump. el primero serÁ el 27 de junio,...
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. >> but there is one that was done after the verdict, the yougov snap poll, i think. yeah. and here's the result from that. all right. but it's basically 50% say they believe trump is guilty of the charges, 30% believe he's not. and you can see a real difference there, paul, between what democrats and republicans say with regard to whether they agree with the verdict. what do you make of this? >> well, this is what we would have expected, in all the polling we've seen, you know, democrats are much more likely to agree with the fact that charges were brought to view him as being guilty. and republicans generally have been the opposite. so i think a lot of what you're seeing is a poll that is asking the question about the verdict, but is really getting back an answer, which is do you support the president or not, so, what we're really looking for is going to be polling in the next several weeks is really looking at the head to head match between biden and trump to see whether or not this actually has an impact. there is some polling and data to suggest that, maybe 10% of repu
. >> but there is one that was done after the verdict, the yougov snap poll, i think. yeah. and here's the result from that. all right. but it's basically 50% say they believe trump is guilty of the charges, 30% believe he's not. and you can see a real difference there, paul, between what democrats and republicans say with regard to whether they agree with the verdict. what do you make of this? >> well, this is what we would have expected, in all the polling we've seen, you know,...
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so whereas yougov leave don't know. so people who tell pollsters at the moment they don't currently know how they vote. yougov leaves them be at the moment and says that's fine. what we do is we try and work out how they will likely break. so who will return to the conservatives, who will break for labour, and who will remain, you know, not voting at the time of an election that tends to squeeze things in the conservatives favour because there are more conservative, don't knows for them to win back. and actually we did see in the underlying data. so not just that 12 point lead that rishi sunak was starting to be seen more favourably by conservative 2019 voters, and that he was increasing his lead with the over 65, now , increasing his over 65, now, increasing his lead with the over 65 is a very important, not just because it's his base, but because they're much more likely to turn out and vote than younger voters, so their votes will count for more. >> but is that why we've had this kind of over 65 offering, you know, t
so whereas yougov leave don't know. so people who tell pollsters at the moment they don't currently know how they vote. yougov leaves them be at the moment and says that's fine. what we do is we try and work out how they will likely break. so who will return to the conservatives, who will break for labour, and who will remain, you know, not voting at the time of an election that tends to squeeze things in the conservatives favour because there are more conservative, don't knows for them to win...
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yougov have the polls. yougov have the conservatives on 21, while labour are on 46. reform uk are at 12% and the lib dems are on nine. the greens on seven. what a panel i've got for you tonight, writer and broadcaster emma woolf former labour mp stephen pound and the political correspondent at the spectator, james hill, now i have some breaking news for you that has literally just come in in the last few seconds. it's a big one. james >> three minutes to go. michael gove announced he is standing down from parliament after almost 20 years in the hot seat, and he's going to be quitting the cabinet and leaving at the general election. >> so just to reiterate, michael gove is standing down at this election. >> yes. big news, i think in a majority of around 18,000. and of course, he's been a key tory powerbroker for the past 20 years. and, you know, the fact that he's now going, i think really shows kind of one of the mainstay figures, one of the few people left in the original cameron cabinet of 2010 has now decided to quit. hugely influential, of course. in 2016, vote l
yougov have the polls. yougov have the conservatives on 21, while labour are on 46. reform uk are at 12% and the lib dems are on nine. the greens on seven. what a panel i've got for you tonight, writer and broadcaster emma woolf former labour mp stephen pound and the political correspondent at the spectator, james hill, now i have some breaking news for you that has literally just come in in the last few seconds. it's a big one. james >> three minutes to go. michael gove announced he is...
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as far as mr sunak is concerned, if we take for example data from you god of —— yougov. he has fallen in popularity during his premiership, typical measures around -40 premiership, typical measures around —40 or so, labour of course get a better reading of course, but sir keir starmer�*s personal ratings, they are not actually as good at as his party's, where we've got a very long series, he is not as popular as david cameron was before he became prime minister in 2010, let alone tony blair back in 1997. so we do actually have sir here give people the straight choice will get people saying they prefer him to mr sunak and a lot of people will say neither. 0ne and a lot of people will say neither. one of the border issues about this election is it is being fronted notjust by these two gentlemen but also david, john swinney, none of them particularly known for their chrism, none of them particularly known for their ability to express a vision for the country in a clear, crisp concise fashion, and those are the things that tend to get voters interested and excited about
as far as mr sunak is concerned, if we take for example data from you god of —— yougov. he has fallen in popularity during his premiership, typical measures around -40 premiership, typical measures around —40 or so, labour of course get a better reading of course, but sir keir starmer�*s personal ratings, they are not actually as good at as his party's, where we've got a very long series, he is not as popular as david cameron was before he became prime minister in 2010, let alone tony...
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," whatever — a yougov, kantar, whatever, poll. and we've asked them across these questions. we've sent these questions off — brain teasers — to a cross—section of the country and we are able, with that, to know that 90% of the country can answer this question or 80% this question all the way down to the 1% question that only 1% of people can answer. which makes you feel really good! which makes you feel really good. and of course, with 100 people, there's a natural whittle which goes down — you know, the assumption is that if those percentages are correct, you'd get a whittle down to the 1%, and that's really it. and you can ask yourself — matt, you know, used the idea about, you know, a question — a lot of things he's been doing as a question, then turning it into entertainment, and i think that's probably the similar thing to the 1% club. there's a question at the heart of it, which is, you know, how clever are you? but in the kind of the real world of thinking, you know? it doesn't really matter whether you're eight or 80, it doesn't matter what school you wen
," whatever — a yougov, kantar, whatever, poll. and we've asked them across these questions. we've sent these questions off — brain teasers — to a cross—section of the country and we are able, with that, to know that 90% of the country can answer this question or 80% this question all the way down to the 1% question that only 1% of people can answer. which makes you feel really good! which makes you feel really good. and of course, with 100 people, there's a natural whittle which...
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in the latest yahoo news yougov poll 52% of adults say trump did indeed falsify business records to conceal a hush money payment to a porn star. that's up 4 points from last month and up 7 points from when the charges were filed a year ago. if convicted 51% would approve of trump serving prison time while 36% would be against putting him behind bars. as for the political implications, the poll shows that trump and president joe biden are tied at 45% in this year's election among registered voters. but when asked who they would support if trump is convicted in this case, biden takes a 7-point lead, 46-39. interesting. now, president biden did not mince words last night when he criticized trump for his actions concerning the bipartisan border package that senate republicans killed earlier this year. the package which was negotiated for weeks by a trio of two democrats and, yes, one republican was killed on trump's orders so that he could run on issue in the general election. biden called out that move among other things last night. >> my bipartisan bill has majority support in the house and s
in the latest yahoo news yougov poll 52% of adults say trump did indeed falsify business records to conceal a hush money payment to a porn star. that's up 4 points from last month and up 7 points from when the charges were filed a year ago. if convicted 51% would approve of trump serving prison time while 36% would be against putting him behind bars. as for the political implications, the poll shows that trump and president joe biden are tied at 45% in this year's election among registered...
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stephanie: according to a january yougov/economist poll, 49% of young adults under the age of 30 do believe israel is committing a genocide. ezra: even though no one has been convicted with genocide yet, it it's starting to look and feel a lot like genocide. so whether you want to call it it or not, we can see that something is happening, that looks and feels a lot like it. stern: the ability to to navigate both of those narratives simultaneously is really what's at the heart of this and the difficulty of many students, because they pick one and you know, they ignore the other, when really both should be engaged. stephanie: as each side becomes more entrenched, stern, from the bard center for the study of hate, says some university officials are struggling with how to navigate this conflict. stern: the obligation on campus is to keep students safe physically and from harassment and from true threats, but not safe from ideas students should -- from ideas. students should not expect that they're not going to hear things that are disturbing. they are should be expecting to have these scholars
stephanie: according to a january yougov/economist poll, 49% of young adults under the age of 30 do believe israel is committing a genocide. ezra: even though no one has been convicted with genocide yet, it it's starting to look and feel a lot like genocide. so whether you want to call it it or not, we can see that something is happening, that looks and feels a lot like it. stern: the ability to to navigate both of those narratives simultaneously is really what's at the heart of this and the...
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i know that the turnouts have been low, but the national polls i mean, the latest one i saw from yougov had reform at 15 and the tories at 18. and could i ask when you said about ill disciplining your party, do you really mean that the right of the party in your view, need to win their neck in a bit? >> i'm not going to use that language. i don't think that's even helpful. i'm simply saying that united parties appeal to the electorate. this united parties do not. and i'll just stress again , whatever's going stress again, whatever's going on in america over here, the sweet spot for winning for a long electoral success has always been dominated the centre right ground. tony blair discovered this . he looked like discovered this. he looked like a tory and he kept people like john prescott close to him. so but he got across the line. when you go to the extremes like jeremy corbyn did, then you miss out the middle ground and mentioning churchill of all people, disraeli , baldwin, people, disraeli, baldwin, macmillan, thatcher too, all went for the middle ground. when you pander to your base
i know that the turnouts have been low, but the national polls i mean, the latest one i saw from yougov had reform at 15 and the tories at 18. and could i ask when you said about ill disciplining your party, do you really mean that the right of the party in your view, need to win their neck in a bit? >> i'm not going to use that language. i don't think that's even helpful. i'm simply saying that united parties appeal to the electorate. this united parties do not. and i'll just stress...
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responding to a yougov poll , a other. responding to a yougov poll, a whopping 59% of people said they'd be disappointed or dismayed if rishi sunak was to achieve a majority back in 2019, this number was 52. when asked about how they'd feel about jeremy corbyn. so rishi sunak is polling worse than corbyn was when he was obliterated by boris johnson at the ballot box? carol, what do you make of that? well i mean, you know, it upsets me. >> i mean, he's missed so many chances to, to do things better, but what what's waiting for us terrifies me because i don't think starmer is ready to lead this country. i don't think his party is ready to lead this country . it terrifies me. country. it terrifies me. >> well, go on, james, that is quite, quite stark. >> it is. i will say, though, that talking to labour campaigners this time around, you know, they remember like five years ago when corbyn was out there as the leader, people were screaming at them, saying that labour was a party of terrorist sympathisers, for instance. i don't
responding to a yougov poll , a other. responding to a yougov poll, a whopping 59% of people said they'd be disappointed or dismayed if rishi sunak was to achieve a majority back in 2019, this number was 52. when asked about how they'd feel about jeremy corbyn. so rishi sunak is polling worse than corbyn was when he was obliterated by boris johnson at the ballot box? carol, what do you make of that? well i mean, you know, it upsets me. >> i mean, he's missed so many chances to, to do...
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a recent survey from yougov finds that 90% of people agree the two most unacceptable behaviors are someone refusing to pay for a dish they did not like, but ate anyway, letting children roam freely around the restaurant. others include snapping fingers to get the waiter's attention. hey you, come over here and staying past the restaurant's closing time, we want some viewer reaction this morning. we're asking which behavior is your biggest pet peeve at restaurants? your options? refusing to pay for a dish, children roaming freely, snapping fingers at staff, staying past the closing time. you can scan that qr code you see right there at the top right of your screen. or you can just go to ktvu .com/ vote, are you happy to say i never do any of those? >> how are you going to refuse to pay for a dish you ate right? >> i'd be like, well, you ate it. >> you ate it. yeah. you should have told them way earlier that i don't want to eat it. >> that just seems crazy to me. >> like the two bite rule, right? >> yeah. yeah, exactly. but you're trying to get like, oh, you're trying to eat it. that means y
a recent survey from yougov finds that 90% of people agree the two most unacceptable behaviors are someone refusing to pay for a dish they did not like, but ate anyway, letting children roam freely around the restaurant. others include snapping fingers to get the waiter's attention. hey you, come over here and staying past the restaurant's closing time, we want some viewer reaction this morning. we're asking which behavior is your biggest pet peeve at restaurants? your options? refusing to pay...
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the conservative party scored 19% in a recent yougov poll, compared to the labour party at 48. and the next election poses fundamental questions for my party. but it all comes down to one thing. one question what doesit one thing. one question what does it mean to be a conservative? as when moses parted the red sea today, the sun has parted. hays and confusion of political fog surrounding this question . the surrounding this question. the answer lies in reuniting the right . what we need is a big, right. what we need is a big, open and comprehensive offer to those in reform. we had this in 2010 to the liberals, who were hardly our soulmates , but most hardly our soulmates, but most members of reform, not a million miles away from most conservative voters and members politically. so the prime minister should offer candidates election to senior members of the reform party, such as the estimable ben habib richard tice and, of course, the one and only nigel farage. the sun's poll has today revealed that if nigel were to re—enter politics with the reform party, they would reach 16
the conservative party scored 19% in a recent yougov poll, compared to the labour party at 48. and the next election poses fundamental questions for my party. but it all comes down to one thing. one question what doesit one thing. one question what does it mean to be a conservative? as when moses parted the red sea today, the sun has parted. hays and confusion of political fog surrounding this question . the surrounding this question. the answer lies in reuniting the right . what we need is a...
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, jl partners had labourjust 12 points ahead of labour just 12 points ahead of the tories, whilst a yougov poll for sky news shows a gap of 27. are people really honest? when asked about their voting intentions, and will the polls get it wrong yet again? roger gewolb i think polls are, you know, very, very difficult to use effectively. >> i look at the british bookies more than polls because they've beenin more than polls because they've been in business for a very long. we have the best bookies in the world and they've been in business a long time and, they wouldn't be here if they didn't get it right. the house never loses, the house never loses, and their odds favour trump and have done, he's actually odds on at the moment and has been for some time . so yeah, polls can be some time. so yeah, polls can be manipulated . i think even our manipulated. i think even our best polls can be wrong as you've said, and a poll of polls, if you ever look at those, is kind of fun. but i think it turns out i don't believe them. >> i never believe the polls . >> i never believe the polls. and i think t
, jl partners had labourjust 12 points ahead of labour just 12 points ahead of the tories, whilst a yougov poll for sky news shows a gap of 27. are people really honest? when asked about their voting intentions, and will the polls get it wrong yet again? roger gewolb i think polls are, you know, very, very difficult to use effectively. >> i look at the british bookies more than polls because they've beenin more than polls because they've been in business for a very long. we have the best...
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. >> so here are the latest polling numbers from yougov. the tories are on 21. labour on 46% reform, uk on 15, lib dems 8, green party 6% and the snp 2. however if you want the most up to date definitive picture , you to date definitive picture, you had better tune in to my show tonight at 9 pm. when we have got a big general election exclusive for you, so that is 9:00 pm on my usual show patrick christys tonight, right at the start of it, a huge general election exclusive that will probably be leading the news agenda, i imagine, throughout the weekend. and you will get it first there. but what a panel i have tonight. we've got angela knight, former conservative mp and economic secretary to the treasury, bill rammell, former labour mp and minister for the armed forces . labour mp and minister for the armed forces. norman brennan, former liberal democrat. brennan r baker . former liberal democrat. brennan r baker. sorry, i often get a police officer called norman brennan. apologies, norman. there we are. i watch crime prevention minister, former liberal democrat
. >> so here are the latest polling numbers from yougov. the tories are on 21. labour on 46% reform, uk on 15, lib dems 8, green party 6% and the snp 2. however if you want the most up to date definitive picture , you to date definitive picture, you had better tune in to my show tonight at 9 pm. when we have got a big general election exclusive for you, so that is 9:00 pm on my usual show patrick christys tonight, right at the start of it, a huge general election exclusive that will...
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. >> yougov one minute to respond. >> first of all cities mentioned this twice there's three t.s candidates running for the united states senate. and he is a front runner the three people running. i've not endorsese any candidat, it's off the point. listen, i encourage every resident of the district, you don't have to listen to me or his spent on it, just google it. just read the decisions yourself. and what both the disciplinary courts in york in new jersey said about his behavior. that's not me saying and trying to get an issue where there is none. i am just polling pullil documents that describe his unethical behavior. that's all i'm doing. i'm highlighting it for the residents of the eighth congressional district. you may not believe me or be sure about his answer. just go read for yourself and ask yourself if that's somewhat you want to put in in a posin where they have to go advocate for you and fight for you every day or what do you trust someone who is done the work, who has delivered for you. that's the question people need to enter but they should look at the opinion for t them se
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he is admired for setting up yougov and of course his back story is really impressive. this is not the kind of mp who rishi sunak wants to be losing at this election, and we are now up to 68 conservative mps standing down before the general election in 1997, that figure got up to 75 by the time of the election . 75 by the time of the election. will we be hitting the same sort of figure, and does that suggest we are on on course for the sort of landslide that blair saw in 97? >> okay , olivia, for now, thanks >> okay, olivia, for now, thanks very much indeed . very much indeed. >> now, economists predict that interest rates are expected to stay the same at 5.25, which is a 16 year high. >> well, as well as inflation figures , the latest forecast figures, the latest forecast estimating what will happen to inflation and the economy will also be released. >> well, joining us now to give us our analysis is our economics and business editor liam halligan. good to see you this morning . liam. what are we morning. liam. what are we expecting to happen at midday? >> well we're e
he is admired for setting up yougov and of course his back story is really impressive. this is not the kind of mp who rishi sunak wants to be losing at this election, and we are now up to 68 conservative mps standing down before the general election in 1997, that figure got up to 75 by the time of the election . 75 by the time of the election. will we be hitting the same sort of figure, and does that suggest we are on on course for the sort of landslide that blair saw in 97? >> okay ,...
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and there's new yougov data out today that suggests that reform could threaten 28 tory seats . tory seats. >> yes, i think there are. there are a lot of people who are conservatives who probably still think of themselves as conservative, who are who are dismayed by various , policies dismayed by various, policies that the government's been putting forward. and in a way, i think it doesn't really matter if they abstain because they're angry or they make a protest by voting for reform uk . those voting for reform uk. those those are votes where they're not going to go to labour. but of course, if you get if you get millions of conservatives staying at home, then you get a laboun staying at home, then you get a labour, landslide by default. so that that really is the i mean the reform uk will say, oh, the labour conservatives are exactly the same or whatever, i think that i think that the conservatives will probably be saying no, look , there is saying no, look, there is a difference and a labour government would, be completely at odds with what reform uk voters would, would like
and there's new yougov data out today that suggests that reform could threaten 28 tory seats . tory seats. >> yes, i think there are. there are a lot of people who are conservatives who probably still think of themselves as conservative, who are who are dismayed by various , policies dismayed by various, policies that the government's been putting forward. and in a way, i think it doesn't really matter if they abstain because they're angry or they make a protest by voting for reform uk ....
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. >> reporter: according to a recent yougov poll, nearly half of americans either have or would like to have a bidet at home. i have never been saluted by a toilet before. the idea behind a bidet is simple. instead of wiping, washing and drying. bidets are common in asia, but only just catching on here, helped along by the great toilet paper panic of 2020. that seems like an extreme reaction to say there is no toilet paper at the supermarket, i am going to install a bidet in my house. >> you would think so. toilet paper sold out in two and a half weeks. everyone began to look for the alternative. the alternative became the bidet. >> reporter: bill strang is head of if global strategy at toto, the global leader in bidet sales. >> it's a reverse toilet. instead of the water going down, it goes up. is it an acquired taste. >> the first time, oh, that's pretty nice. >> reporter: here's how it works. >> this is an occupancy sensor. this knows if you are there or not. it will allow you to press the button to allow the wand to work. >> reporter: the world's most popular bidet is toto's wash
. >> reporter: according to a recent yougov poll, nearly half of americans either have or would like to have a bidet at home. i have never been saluted by a toilet before. the idea behind a bidet is simple. instead of wiping, washing and drying. bidets are common in asia, but only just catching on here, helped along by the great toilet paper panic of 2020. that seems like an extreme reaction to say there is no toilet paper at the supermarket, i am going to install a bidet in my house....
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the new yougov poll for the times puts labour 30 point ahead of the tory's. welcome news for sir keir starmer. not so good for rishi sunak who is still reeling from some disastrous local election results this weekend. and then yesterday came the surprise defection of dover mp natalie elphicke, who put the boot in on her way out. so let's have a quick look how the numbers. the labour party out ahead on 48%. the conservatives on 18% — that is the party's lowest support since sunak became prime minister in october 2022. they're just five points ahead of nigel farage's right—wing reform on 13%. the liberal democrats were on 9%. and the greens on 7%. let's bring in the reaction of the let's bring in the reaction of the governor of the bank of england today who is actually been talking about the economy. the conservatives are trying to point to what they see as an improving economic picture. the big global shocks that caused inflation to rise have faded, and monetary policy is working to bring inflation back towards the 2% target.
the new yougov poll for the times puts labour 30 point ahead of the tory's. welcome news for sir keir starmer. not so good for rishi sunak who is still reeling from some disastrous local election results this weekend. and then yesterday came the surprise defection of dover mp natalie elphicke, who put the boot in on her way out. so let's have a quick look how the numbers. the labour party out ahead on 48%. the conservatives on 18% — that is the party's lowest support since sunak became prime...
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but yougov put a question to the british public, which was, do you believe we have a moral obligation to help to admit refugees from ukraine? and 65% of the population said, yes, there is clearly a huge difference here. and presumably that difference is cultural. it's about values . it's about it's about values. it's about the difference between letting, people in who've come from europe and letting in people with a whole different set of values from the middle east, and thatis values from the middle east, and that is probably what's causing that is probably what's causing that tension. it'll be really interesting to see what, if anything, keir starmer says about this at the moment he's keeping his powder dry and i suspect he'll continue to do so until well after a general election. >> and it makes you wonder why they're doing this, because they know it won't be an actor. these mps are writing the letter. no way on earth particularly would a conservative government do this. i don't think there's any way on earth that a labour party government would do this. is it just virtue signallin
but yougov put a question to the british public, which was, do you believe we have a moral obligation to help to admit refugees from ukraine? and 65% of the population said, yes, there is clearly a huge difference here. and presumably that difference is cultural. it's about values . it's about it's about values. it's about the difference between letting, people in who've come from europe and letting in people with a whole different set of values from the middle east, and thatis values from the...
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one thing to finish off, because there was a yougov poll done on some policies that have been announced by the conservatives and rishi sunak including national service, what we call the pensioner triple dock, and this seems to be significant support for them. this seems to be significant support forthem. but this seems to be significant support for them. but it isn't moving the dial nationally. they seem to like some of the policies that you come up some of the policies that you come up with but they don't like you, not you personally!— you personally! people do like me personally! _ you personally! people do like me personally! look, _ you personally! people do like me personally! look, we _ you personally! people do like me personally! look, we are - you personally! people do like me i personally! look, we are undoubtedly behind in the polls. yes! the poll that matters _ behind in the polls. yes! the poll that matters is _ behind in the polls. yes! the poll that matters is the general election, there are four weeks ago and there are a lot of undecided voters. we are putting popular,
one thing to finish off, because there was a yougov poll done on some policies that have been announced by the conservatives and rishi sunak including national service, what we call the pensioner triple dock, and this seems to be significant support for them. this seems to be significant support forthem. but this seems to be significant support for them. but it isn't moving the dial nationally. they seem to like some of the policies that you come up some of the policies that you come up with...
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. >> later, yes, another one goes to labour and the latest yougov poll gives labour a 25 point lead. but the prime minister is heading to the north west today, talking about pride of place, pride in your local community and cracking down on anti—social behaviour. i'll bring you the details shortly. >> it's the start of summer tomorrow and for many of us it's going to feel pretty summery this weekend . however, there is this weekend. however, there is some rain in the south—east. i'll have more details coming up. >> morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello, and this is breakfast on . and this is breakfast on. gb news. well, it's a day nine of the election campaign. i don't know whether it's gone sort of quickly or slowly. >> slowly, i would say . do you >> slowly, i would say. do you think. yes. >> i felt every single one of those days. >> have you? >> have you? >> it's a six week campaign . >> it's a six week campaign. what's that? six, 7 to 42. so day nine of 42. >> yes, a lot of days. >> oh , dear. >> oh, dear. >> oh, dear. >> should we tell you what happened ye
. >> later, yes, another one goes to labour and the latest yougov poll gives labour a 25 point lead. but the prime minister is heading to the north west today, talking about pride of place, pride in your local community and cracking down on anti—social behaviour. i'll bring you the details shortly. >> it's the start of summer tomorrow and for many of us it's going to feel pretty summery this weekend . however, there is this weekend. however, there is some rain in the south—east....
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. >>> a recent cbs news yougov polls finds 65% would vote for constitutional abortion protections in the state. the same poll finds former president trump with a five-point lead over former president biden. how can that be. joining us now from phoenix, arizona, alex talbot. are these people that are going to go and vote for the abortion amendment to enshrine it into the constitution, and now that that's off the table, turn around and vote for donald trump? >> reporter: well, katy, i have been talking to a lot of voters in arizona on reproductive rights issues, and especially young voters. they're passionate about abortion rights. they're planning to get there at the ballot box in november to vote to enshrine abortion rights into the state's constitution. but they're not completely sold on president biden. they have listed gaza, they have listed this age as some of the reasons, particularly younger votes that they're a bit hesitant. given the stubborn polling numbers for president biden, i went to one of his reproductive rights round table events that his campaign put on in phoenix la
. >>> a recent cbs news yougov polls finds 65% would vote for constitutional abortion protections in the state. the same poll finds former president trump with a five-point lead over former president biden. how can that be. joining us now from phoenix, arizona, alex talbot. are these people that are going to go and vote for the abortion amendment to enshrine it into the constitution, and now that that's off the table, turn around and vote for donald trump? >> reporter: well,...
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these yougov's as mps? >> it's very, very recent . and >> it's very, very recent. and look, i have every sympathy for people who have got a metabolic difficulty and are significantly overweight. i mean, it is difficult. i've got sympathy for gp's who have people that come into their surgery and people are five, eight, nine stone overweight. this is not uncommon nowadays and something needs to be done about it. but i would prefer if we could get upstream and prevent the problem in the first instance, of course. >> so those people who are really struggling , who are very really struggling, who are very overweight, it could be useful to get their weight down. absolutely. but it can't be a long term solution. you can't sort of get addicted to this and be just say, well, i'm going to be just say, well, i'm going to be on this essentially forever. can you? >> well, we don't know how long it would be useful to be on the drug. at the moment, it's licensed for two years and it's licensed for two years and it's licensed only for very overweight people. it's not licensed ther
these yougov's as mps? >> it's very, very recent . and >> it's very, very recent. and look, i have every sympathy for people who have got a metabolic difficulty and are significantly overweight. i mean, it is difficult. i've got sympathy for gp's who have people that come into their surgery and people are five, eight, nine stone overweight. this is not uncommon nowadays and something needs to be done about it. but i would prefer if we could get upstream and prevent the problem in...
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and i think it's really important to remember this yougov did a proper poll of no supporters and half of all no supporters across scotland felt that they were personally threatened by the extremists within the snp and indeed outwith, who were making it very difficult for people to do what they should be legitimately able to do in a liberal democracy. as the prime minister said. and, you know, there is this sense that, you know , if it's from some people know, if it's from some people in the snp that, you know, if it's not invented in scotland, it's not invented in scotland, it must be wrong. and this is a great shame, given that scotland has been such an important part of our uk, and that, you know, it's a part of the uk that we should be celebrating, and indeed, you know, it should be absolutely that heart of it going forward. it's no wonder, you know, education standards are down, policing standards are down. and the tax take, given that they've risen the rates in scotland, they are down. they are leading, scotland to ruin. >> all right. i'm going to, quite, quite briefly stuart, bu
and i think it's really important to remember this yougov did a proper poll of no supporters and half of all no supporters across scotland felt that they were personally threatened by the extremists within the snp and indeed outwith, who were making it very difficult for people to do what they should be legitimately able to do in a liberal democracy. as the prime minister said. and, you know, there is this sense that, you know , if it's from some people know, if it's from some people in the snp...
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a new yougov poll has the greens ahead of the conservatives, with the under 50s overall , the conservatives 50s overall, the conservatives placed 27 points behind labour. among the under 50s, the party was on 8, which is equal to reform. labour's on 59, the lib dems are on 6% and the greens are on 12. mark the under 50 is are on 12. mark the under 50 is a big chunk of voters just trying to do the maths here. >> i'm guessing that's pretty much half the electorate, right? 18 to 50, 50 to 82. have i got my maths right there behind the greens ? i'm pretty sceptical greens? i'm pretty sceptical about that poll. i don't know what the sample size is. if the conservatives only get 8% amongst the under 50, unless it's the case that it's only people aged in their 50s and older who actually turn out and vote. >> okay. all right. i mean, do you think that there is a chance that britain is actually just going to be a socialist country and stay that way forever? >> maybe people care about climate change and recycling and having nice green things and more plants. it's also, to be fair, the greens is a ver
a new yougov poll has the greens ahead of the conservatives, with the under 50s overall , the conservatives 50s overall, the conservatives placed 27 points behind labour. among the under 50s, the party was on 8, which is equal to reform. labour's on 59, the lib dems are on 6% and the greens are on 12. mark the under 50 is are on 12. mark the under 50 is a big chunk of voters just trying to do the maths here. >> i'm guessing that's pretty much half the electorate, right? 18 to 50, 50 to...
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that's according to yougov and the very latest polls from savanta also makes for interesting reading. okay, so here are here are the latest polls. labour on 43. the tories on 26. the lib dems on ten. reform on nine. the greens on five and the snp on three. their predictions for that election show that labour, essentially a winning a landslide there. but, a majority of 236 is what labour would have . okay. so it would be would have. okay. so it would be 443 labour mps in total compared to the conservatives 124. and we might as well forget about the rest for now, don't we really? we welcome one of britain's best known and most respected political pollsters is joe twyman, who's the co—founder and political pollsters is joe election for political pollsters is joe up, but, what will actually happen? well, as you and i have discussed on many occasions, patrick, polls are only ever a snapshot of public opinion at the moment. >> and at the moment, things look very bad for the conservatives and delta polls latest survey from monday. >> labour have a 22 point lead. >> labour have a 22 point l
that's according to yougov and the very latest polls from savanta also makes for interesting reading. okay, so here are here are the latest polls. labour on 43. the tories on 26. the lib dems on ten. reform on nine. the greens on five and the snp on three. their predictions for that election show that labour, essentially a winning a landslide there. but, a majority of 236 is what labour would have . okay. so it would be would have. okay. so it would be 443 labour mps in total compared to the...
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if you go back to the yougov study that was done this year, they asked republican voters if they agreed with the donald trump's statement that illegal immigrants poison the blood of the country. 81% of republican voters agree with his neo-nazi statement. what type of political party do we have on the right when you have a republican governor memorializing confederacy and you have a party where 81% of the republican voters agree with the donald trump's neo-nazi stance? thank you. host: joe in tampa, florida on the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. what i wanted to talk about is this month is veterans day month and memorial day. what i have been noticing is a lot of companies are now pretending that they support veteran causes. but the one casue that i think they should -- cause that i think they should really push hard on is the -- act that was passed. i don't think anybody is getting compensation from that particular act that was passed. so companies, and also, what you call it? the veterans service organizations need to push harder on the administration to require the
if you go back to the yougov study that was done this year, they asked republican voters if they agreed with the donald trump's statement that illegal immigrants poison the blood of the country. 81% of republican voters agree with his neo-nazi statement. what type of political party do we have on the right when you have a republican governor memorializing confederacy and you have a party where 81% of the republican voters agree with the donald trump's neo-nazi stance? thank you. host: joe in...
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if you go back to the yougov study that was done this year, they asked republican voters if they agreed with the donald trump's statement that illegal immigrants poison the blood of the country. 81% of republican voters agree with his neo-nazi statement. what type of political party do we have on the right when you have a republican governor memorializing confederacy and you have a party where 81% of the republican voters agree with the donald trump's neo-nazi stance? thank you. host: joe in tampa, florida on the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. what i wanted to talk about is this month is veterans day month and memorial day. what i have been noticing is a lot of companies are now pretending that they support veteran causes. but the one casue that i think they should -- cause that i think they should really push hard on is the -- act that was passed. i don't think anybody is getting compensation from that particular act that was passed. so companies, and also, what you call it? the veterans service organizations need to push harder on the administration to require the
if you go back to the yougov study that was done this year, they asked republican voters if they agreed with the donald trump's statement that illegal immigrants poison the blood of the country. 81% of republican voters agree with his neo-nazi statement. what type of political party do we have on the right when you have a republican governor memorializing confederacy and you have a party where 81% of the republican voters agree with the donald trump's neo-nazi stance? thank you. host: joe in...
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one of those is of course, the fact that the snp and recent polling, most recently by yougov, is actually down in labour, seems to have stolen points from them and consecutively over the last several weeks, and then , of several weeks, and then, of course, the fact that up here in scotland, so many of our issues are actually devolved. so people in scotland , they'll be voting in scotland, they'll be voting on a list of reserved matters, things like taxation and foreign affairs and, and various kind of acts of benefits, etc. so you know, the map and the battlegrounds up here will look completely different. and not least, of course, because the snp will. they're going to be gunning from that famous 56 seats. but the way that labour have gained on them in recent weeks and months, it's not entirely sure whether that's even a remote possibility. also just finally worth saying that of course you know it all through the last year, we've heard keir starmer say he wants scotland in the fold for this. he wants a lot more labour seats . of course, in the last year, labour have essentially doubled th
one of those is of course, the fact that the snp and recent polling, most recently by yougov, is actually down in labour, seems to have stolen points from them and consecutively over the last several weeks, and then , of several weeks, and then, of course, the fact that up here in scotland, so many of our issues are actually devolved. so people in scotland , they'll be voting in scotland, they'll be voting on a list of reserved matters, things like taxation and foreign affairs and, and various...
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if you look at his his yougov polling, most people think he's nutty. that's that's that's his popularity rating. but his local area love him. and they'll want that feeling replicated across the country . but it's not the country. but it's not shared. so this is why those key critical small parties that will have those distinguishing voices will never get full representation because they focus on local issues . focus on local issues. interesting points there. the way to make it crisp and sexy and full of impact, by the way, is to play election bingo every time you hear someone say the word change or for the working man, tick it off your bingo card. believe me, it works honestly. but there's another interesting thing you can do right now £20,000 has to be won in our great british giveaway and you don't want to miss out, do you? lines are closing this friday, i believe. so here's all the details you need for your chance to win this cash . chance to win this cash. >> it's the final week to see how you can win a whopping £20,000 cash. and because it's tot
if you look at his his yougov polling, most people think he's nutty. that's that's that's his popularity rating. but his local area love him. and they'll want that feeling replicated across the country . but it's not the country. but it's not shared. so this is why those key critical small parties that will have those distinguishing voices will never get full representation because they focus on local issues . focus on local issues. interesting points there. the way to make it crisp and sexy...
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a boy who came over from baghdad with almost no english, who went on to found yougov and then to go on to be the chancellor of the exchequer. that sort of calibre of mp rishi sunak can't really afford to lose the fact that the number is now up to 64 conservative mps . now up to 64 conservative mps. to put that in perspective, before the 1997 labour landslide , 75 conservative mps said that they wouldn't be standing at the next election. >> we're almost there again and that's all of those mps on the screen there. we just saw a huge most mosaic look at them, a huge mosaic of conservative mps who would not be standing at the election. and many , many people election. and many, many people think that will grow and grow and grow a huge 64 now, not even standing . perhaps they've sensed standing. perhaps they've sensed which way the wind is blowing. olivia lee, thanks for joining us as ever. now let's get some more analysis on that defection yesterday of natalie elphicke from the tories to labour. and let's talk to former labour mp stephen pound. stephen, always a delight to have you on the
a boy who came over from baghdad with almost no english, who went on to found yougov and then to go on to be the chancellor of the exchequer. that sort of calibre of mp rishi sunak can't really afford to lose the fact that the number is now up to 64 conservative mps . now up to 64 conservative mps. to put that in perspective, before the 1997 labour landslide , 75 conservative mps said that they wouldn't be standing at the next election. >> we're almost there again and that's all of those...
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in the latest yahoo news yougov national poll, 52% of adults say trump did indeed falsify business records to conceal hush money payments to a porn star, that is up four points from last month and up seven points from when the charges were filed last year. if convicted, 51% would approve of trump serving prison time, while 36% would be against putting him behind wars. >> willie, look at that. 51% would support donald trump -- so i guess this isn't a far left wing conspiracy. >> no, that's the majority of americans. >> that would be -- wait, again, i went to alabama -- that's a majority, right? >> once you get to 51. >> joyce confirms. >> fantastic. >> as for the political ramifications, the poll shows trump and president joe biden tied at 45% in this year's election among registered voters. but when asked who they would support if convicted, if trump is convicted -- >> well, that's not close. >> -- in the hush money case biden takes a seven-point lead 46 to 39%. "morning joe" is coming right back. o 39%. "morning joe" is coming right back [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, an
in the latest yahoo news yougov national poll, 52% of adults say trump did indeed falsify business records to conceal hush money payments to a porn star, that is up four points from last month and up seven points from when the charges were filed last year. if convicted, 51% would approve of trump serving prison time, while 36% would be against putting him behind wars. >> willie, look at that. 51% would support donald trump -- so i guess this isn't a far left wing conspiracy. >> no,...
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argue is what it's doing , would argue is what it's doing, actually polls really well, we had some yougov polling at the end of last year, which showed that about two thirds of the country quite like the idea of their son or daughter going off to contribute to the economy or perhaps spending, some time in the military, military. so i'm not quite sure the reaction to this policy is, is quite right. polling wise. it actually does pretty well out there in the country . country. >> is volunteering popular in the polls when it's involuntary , the polls when it's involuntary, which is what is being proposed because people are being told they've got to volunteer, which makes it not volunteering. it's mandatory . mandatory. >> yeah, i think it depends on on the detail, the sort of the, you know, we're seeing the military component being toned down. we're seeing other parts of it being talked about in terms of contributing to things like search and rescue , like search and rescue, ambulances, you know, things that are a bit more community oriented, so when you look at it through that lens , i'm no
argue is what it's doing , would argue is what it's doing, actually polls really well, we had some yougov polling at the end of last year, which showed that about two thirds of the country quite like the idea of their son or daughter going off to contribute to the economy or perhaps spending, some time in the military, military. so i'm not quite sure the reaction to this policy is, is quite right. polling wise. it actually does pretty well out there in the country . country. >> is...