The Running Man 217
Posted on
May 16, 2015 by
Chris Cairns
Archive for the ‘scottish politics’
Talking points 332
Posted on
May 15, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
We’re still on semi-holiday and the sun’s out, so rather than do any actual work by analysing and commenting on the last few questions we asked people in our most recent poll, we thought we’d just stick the tables up, let you have a nose through them and discuss them amongst yourselves. Click the image to enlarge.
Moodievision: The Fall And Fall… 150
Posted on
May 13, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
…Of Ed Miliband.
How the north was lost 557
Posted on
May 11, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
The reasons for Scottish Labour’s obliteration at the hands of the electorate last week are manifold, and most of them were very thoroughly explored in the weekend’s press, for example by Kevin McKenna here and here.
But as is our wont here on Wings, we wanted something a little more empirical to get our teeth into, so a few days before the election we commissioned a poll of 1,013 Scottish voters from Panelbase covering some of the subjects the regional office had campaigned on under its branch manager Jim Murphy.
The results were fascinating.
The power of the press 360
Posted on
May 10, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
The something and nothing election 274
Posted on
May 08, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Stronger for Scotland 1,718
Posted on
May 07, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
It’s time for a change.
Let’s be it.
No (“Kidding” – Ed), Sherlock 190
Posted on
May 06, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
The unwanted vow 164
Posted on
May 06, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
We’ve done another poll in conjunction with our dear chums at Panelbase, readers, which we think will be the last full-size Scottish one before the polls open. You may already have seen their headline voting-intention stats, but if not they’re below.
Those numbers suggest, depending which electoral forecaster you feed them into, over 50 seats for the SNP. The poll delivered some extremely interesting results, but we’re going to tease you and hold most of them over until tomorrow, because it’ll actually be a really slow news day.
(September 18 last year was one of the most miserable days of our lives, and we’re not talking about the result. It just seemed to drag on forever and ever, with nothing happening until past midnight. This way there’ll at least be something to read.)
But as a little taster, here’s a fascinating info-nugget.
