The survey will make dismal reading for all three LibLabCon leaders: 68% think "we're all in this together" doesn't apply to ministers, 64% think Cameron is nepotistic, 42% think Ed Miliband is nepotistic (30% don't), more people would rather have dinner with George Galloway than Ed Miliband and Boris Johnson is three times more popular than any of the party leaders as a dinner party guest.
A couple of weeks ago, Survation had UKIP on 8% and the Lib Dems on 11%. UKIP is making gains but it's not at the expense of the Lib Dems whose share of the vote has stagnated. Comparing the latest figures with those from Survation's poll in March, UKIP's gain has mainly come at Labour's expense who have dropped from 39% to 35%.
wonkotsane is an author at Bloggers4UKIP.
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Paul Latham · 676 weeks ago
My advice? Find out as the candidate what the voters are really concerned about. Here in Ilkley, West Yorkshire for example, it is about splitting Ilkley & Keighley away from Bradford Metropolitan District Council, about the biggest in England with around a half million population, and one of the worst run with the poorest records of any big council anywhere.
Kevin · 676 weeks ago