[retired_jennifer89889]

Originally posted by Synthahols_for_Girls:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by ToonToon_BarmyArmy:
November is a tough time to have a poll, i mean it's cold outside at the minute, what's it going to be like in November? It wold be very hard to get "floating" voters out to vote.

Also could cause some shock results as
If the weathers bad in a seat where a particular party is expected to do well, then the supporters of that party are far less likely to come out and vote

Horton Wilde Syndrome </BLOCKQUOTE>

Will Bailey making it rain :cool: :cool:

NOOOOOW!

[retired_senegalg]

Originally posted by Kolin:
cameron's speech atm is so tired.

I disagree, it struck the right note. I sense that this will be a much closer race than we've seen since 1992 although I still doubt the Tories to push it much further than a small Labour majority.

[retired_navy0614]

Got to love the flash "I'm speaking from the heart, without notes" ******** though.

[retired_jennifer89889]

I'm just impressed he can close his mouth after he finishes a sentence.

[Ventil]

One of my best mates from school (and still today) is Cameron's newly appointed Director of Policy.

Future Prime Minister imo.

[retired_senegalg]

Originally posted by Zaitsev:
Got to love the flash "I'm speaking from the heart, without notes" ******** though.

Yep, that was the worst bit of the speech

[Fitness Matt]

Originally posted by Zaitsev:
Got to love the flash "I'm speaking from the heart, without notes" ******** though.

Did he say it with no sign of the clear glass autoprompt in front of him, though?

[Fitness Matt]

Originally posted by Synthahols_for_Girls:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by ToonToon_BarmyArmy:
November is a tough time to have a poll, i mean it's cold outside at the minute, what's it going to be like in November? It wold be very hard to get "floating" voters out to vote.

Also could cause some shock results as
If the weathers bad in a seat where a particular party is expected to do well, then the supporters of that party are far less likely to come out and vote

Horton Wilde Syndrome </BLOCKQUOTE>

What's the death of one of the candidates got to do with low turnout due to bad weather?

Traditionally, bad weather has always been considered as bad for the Labour vote, not that of the incumbent MP regardless of party. That was in the days when there was a lot less car ownership in the tradtional Labour vote, and before the last two dreadful General Election turnout figures, so bad weather would more than likely result in a lower turnout for all parties rather than one in particular.

[Fitness Matt]

Originally posted by Edinho:
swingometer's benn retired iirc

The resurgence of the LibDems didn't help as the swingometer was predominantly an indicator of movement between two parties.

[retired_navy0614]

Originally posted by Glyn:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Edinho:
swingometer's benn retired iirc

The resurgence of the LibDems didn't help as the swingometer was predominantly an indicator of movement between two parties. </BLOCKQUOTE>

The new Snow is using it isn't he? Could've sworn it was used in the 2005 locals.