Historic Poll: Tories & Labour fall to 3rd and 4th places

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Historic Poll: Labour & Tories fall to 3rd and 4th places

First time since polls began in 1943 that both major parties have been in 3rd and 4th places

Westminster voting intention:

LDem: 24% (+6)
Brex: 22% (+4)
Con: 19% (-5)
Lab: 19% (-5)
Grn: 8% (+2)

via @YouGov
Chgs. w/ 17 May

— Britain Elects (@BritainElects) May 30, 2019

Wow. Literally broken all polling records.

The last time we had a major realignment in British Westminster politics were the early 1900s when Labour began replacing the Liberal Party.

In Scotland, the independence referendum caused a realignment there with the utter collapse of Labour.

Could Brexit cause another realignment?

[scottish]

#indyref2

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#indyref2

Not sure what that solves, but do have a question for those who support another in regards to both Scotland and Brexit.

If Leave were to win in a Scottish independence referendum, would they be ok with a third if we stalled about securing a 'Deal' between Britain and Scotland for 3 years? (Ringing any bells here?) And what if Britain demands, as part of ending the Union treaties, vast payments and law alignment, like the EU has? Including the annexation of the Royal Naval bases and North Sea islands as the EU has with Northern Ireland? Would Scotland then go for a No Deal which Nicola and Co are so against when it comes to the EU? And why would a No Deal be acceptable in relation to Scotland's largest market, but not for Brexit when the EU is just 5% of all UK business?

It's absolute insanity suggesting we re-run votes. There'll be literally no end to it. Won't take long before it spills over into election results we disagree with too. I'm genuinely concerned this country is now turning into how Spain was for decades where the losing sides simply would not accept losing a vote. =Civil War.

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Westminster voting intention:

BREX: 26% (+1)
LAB: 22% (-4)
CON: 17% (-5)
LDEM: 16% (+4)
GRN: 11% (+7)
CHUK: 1% (-1)
UKIP: 1% (-1)

via @OpiniumResearch, 28 - 30 May
Chgs. w/ 20 May

First ever poll to put Brex ahead.

— Britain Elects (@BritainElects) June 1, 2019

Wow.

On a uniform swing, this would produce a House of Commons like this:

George Galloway: "I'm going to make what you might think is a rash prediction. If we have not left the European Union by the 31st of October, Nigel Farage will eventually be the Prime Minister."@GeorgeGalloway | #MOATS | https://t.co/sv3MZUm41c pic.twitter.com/ATllUxChbb

— TalkTV (@TalkTV) May 31, 2019

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More backing this up.

Westminster voting intention:

LAB: 26% (-9)
BREX: 24% (+18)
CON: 20% (-12)
LDEM: 16% (+9)

via @DeltapollUK
Chgs. w/ Mar

— Britain Elects (@BritainElects) June 1, 2019

And here's the Wikipedia combined poll chart. All changed from the 29th March 2019.