And the polls say… talk about potholes in your political leaflets
New research from More in Common includes this question about what people are interested in seeing people running for Parliament mention in their leaflets. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrats sure love to be photographed pointing at potholes, but there is also a much more serious side to the impact of potholes.
New research from More in Common includes this question about what people are interested in seeing people running for Parliament mention in their leaflets. … Read the full post »
Although the descriptions and logos next to candidate names on ballot papers are regulated, the field is free for candidates to change their own names. … Read the full post »
See how badly Leave voters think the run of Conservative governments compares with (pro-European, pro-immigration) New Labour governments. … Read the full post »
New polling from Survation on what issues matter most to people for the local elections. … Read the full post »
Data from 2022 shows that Islington has more potholes than anywhere else in the country. … Read the full post »
Deltapoll asked, “generally speaking, would you say that you support or oppose each of the following policies, announced in the Budget?” … Read the full post »
Welcome to news about the new chair of the main Liberal Democrat campaign committee, a discussion of the importance of potholes, all the latest voting intention opinion polls and by-election results, a chance to order my new book Bad News and more. … Read the full post »
With potholes in the news again and local elections hoving into view, now is a good time to repeat that standard advice: pothole photos don’t have to be boring. In fact, no political campaigning photos have to be boring. … Read the full post »
Chances are you missed it in the paperwork for the Liberal Democrat conference in York. I missed it too until a text message hit my inbox from someone working at Lib Dem HQ. … Read the full post »
Phew, humans still have a role as shown by this failed attempt by Microsoft to use artificial intelligence to understand what is in a photograph. … Read the full post »