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% of Britons who say each of the following parties are...

ANTI-BREXIT
Lib Dems - 70% (+17 since Apr)
SNP - 69% (+4)
Greens - 58% (+12)
Labour - 43% (+1)

PRO-BREXIT
Brexit Party - 81% (+2)
Conservatives - 52% (+15)

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% of Remain voters who think each of the following parties are anti-Brexit:
Lib Dems - 80%
SNP - 75%
Greens - 65%
Plaid Cymru - 46%
Labour - 33%
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Boris Johnson has been making headway convincing the voters he needs to win an election that the Tories are a pro-Brexit party:

2017 Con voters - 56% (+27 since April)
Leave voters - 48% (+25)
Intend to vote Brexit Party - 34% (+25)

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With Labour reportedly now willing to back a general election, it looks like we're set for an election in December. Our most recent voting intention poll had the parties on:

Con - 36%
Lab - 23%
Lib Dem - 18%
Brexit Party - 12%
Green - 6%
Other - 6%

yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
And our most recent survey on who people think would make the best Prime Minister showed:

Boris Johnson - 43%
Jeremy Corbyn - 20%
Don't know - 34%

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Earlier this week we found that Britons expect the Conservatives to win the most seats and votes at the forthcoming election yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
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For #WorldEnergyDay here's the % of Britons who have a favourable view of each type of energy:

Solar - 86%
Offshore wind - 81%
Hydro - 80%
Onshore wind - 76%
Bio-fuels - 75%
Geothermal - 58%
Gas - 40%
Nuclear - 33%
Oil - 23%
Coal - 20%
Shale gas - 14%

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Our research shows that Britons have overwhelmingly positive opinions of renewable energy sources - even among those who also have a favourable view of fossil fuels

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In good news for clean energy campaigners, most Britons support renewables expansion, and those with favourable views of oil, gas and coal don't support greater use of those resources
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Exploring how the Theresa May and Boris Johnson Brexit deals stack up among Brits, we find that while two thirds (64%) think Johnson’s deal is indeed different, only one in ten (10%) think it differs significantly yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
When it comes to whether Boris Johnson’s deal is actually better than the one Theresa May struck, public opinion is split:
- 27% say it is better
- 19% say it is worse
- 25% say it is neither yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
Asked a straight choice between which of the Brexit deals they would prefer, Brits favour Boris Johnson’s by 37% to 17%. Almost half (46%) can’t pick between them, however yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
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Mujtaba Rahman
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What's our latest view on #Brexit? Short thread. Odds of pre-Brexit, pre-Xmas election are rising. @jeremycorbyn will meet his Shadow Cabinet before this afternoon’s vote to consider a last-minute change of heart, to avoid being “the last man standing” out against an election 1/
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The day after the Supreme Court judgment we need to once more think: what next?

And specifically as pretty much all UK political parties say they want a General Election (GE), are the parties being honest about this?
First a technical point: 25 working days are needed to organise a General Election

Count forward 25 working days from today... and you get 31 October. #Brexit day.

🚨 The UK now cannot hold a General Election before exit day 🚨
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Holding an election until that extension is secured is dangerous.
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Dom Walsh
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New @OpenEurope poll conducted by @HanburyStrategy on UK voting intentions for #EP2019 👇

Labour - 37.8%
Conservatives - 23%
Brexit Party - 10.3%
Lib Dems - 8.1%
UKIP - 7.5%
Change UK/Independent Group - 4.1%
SNP - 4.1%
Greens - 4%
Very fragmented - an interesting exercise is to group the smaller parties by their position on #Brexit. That gives you:

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- Conservatives 23%
- Hard Remain parties 20.3% (LDs + ChUK + SNP + Greens)
- Hard Leave parties 17.8% (Brexit Party + UKIP)
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Labour MPs, had a choice on #Brexit

They could have consistently said "yes, Leave won - but the choice before us now is prosperity or sovereignty, a painful or pointless Brexit. What do we choose?"

They didn't, from Corbyn down they pretended there was a magic alternative
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The SNP was honest, so was PV the LDs and now ChangeUK - #Brexit couldn't work

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@IsolatedBrit
#Brexit & political disillusionment thread...
Thought #EURef campaign would be based on facts, not lies. I was wrong.
Thought media would call out #Brexit -er lies & challenge obvious bollocks. I was wrong.
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#BREXIT craziness update so maybots deal is blown out of the water l. Similarly corbyns vote of no confidence fails and won't be backed by SNP and lib dems
Despite her #BREXIT deal being defeated by biggest margin a government has lost a vote ever maybot seeks concessions on backstop despite being told to bog off by the EU with no realistic hope of a different answer
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