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LabourList’s poll trends: Towards May 6th

By Theo Grzegorczyk

By Theo Grzegorczyk Tonight's Polynomial Trend for LabourList, taking in tonight's YouGov tracker, which shows Con 40%, Lab 30%, Lib Dems 20% and a new poll for Harris, which shows Con 37%, Lab 27%, Lib Dems 22% is below:

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Something stupid: Labour’s first Twitter casualty?

By Alex Smith

By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 UPDATE: The New Statesman is reporting that Stuart MacLennan has been sacked as candidate for Moray. We've always said that the real impact of the internet on this election might be a young candidate saying…

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The other campaign: Who’s winning the battle for Twitter?

By Paul Afshar

By Paul Afshar With over 2.5 million UK users, and millions of daily Tweets, it's hard to ignore the influence of social media site Twitter on conversation around Election 2010. But what influence will it have on the election campaign?…

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LabourList’s poll trends: Towards May 6th

By Theo Grzegorczyk

By Theo Grzegorczyk Last night, LabourList published the first in a series which will look at the trends underpinning the daily polling numbers, and which will seek to identify the possible projections of those trends. Tonight, with new…

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Labour’s manifesto: What we think we know so far

By Alex Smith

By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 As more details emerge about Labour's manifesto, due in full in the next couple of weeks (presuming a May 6th election), I'll be keeping track of some of the most policy plans that been pre-announced or…

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Turning points: How Labour can look to ’92 for hope

By Keith Moran

By Keith Moran / @SocialSchism At the end of March 1990, twenty years ago next week, Poll Tax resistance reached its peak, with mass demonstrations and riots in Trafalgar Square. Margaret Thatcher was proving as divisive a figure at the end…

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