New ICM Poll – Labour’s Lead Cut to 2%
There is a new ICM poll in the Guardian showing Labour’s lead over the Conservatives being cut to just 2%:
Conservative 36% (up 1%)
Labour 38% (down 1%)
Lib Dem 14% (up 1%)
The changes are within the margin of error but with such small differences between the parties this can make a big difference in the lead shown.
ICM Research interviewed a random sample of 1,005 adults aged 18 and above by telephone on 18-20 November 2011.
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The only thing that seems consistant at this time is the Conservative Share at around 36% in the various polls and there seems to be a backwards and forward shift between the Lib Dems shown as 12% on this Poll but only 9% in the Poll posted yesterday 21st Nov. Can they really be believed to be honest?