polling expert professor sir john curtice analyses what labour's strong lead in the polls suggests
Published 1 year ago • 2.4K plays • Length 5:32Download video MP4
Download video MP3
Similar videos
-
6:06
opinion polls give a double-digit lead for keir starmer's labour party | sir john curtice
-
7:05
tories are in ‘very substantial electoral trouble’ says sir john curtice
-
1:00:29
the 2021 elections: lessons for labour with prof sir john curtice
-
2:07
john curtice on the snp: are the labour party set for a revival in scotland?
-
4:57
‘neck and neck in the polls’ | sir john curtice on recent polling between starmer and sunak
-
4:11
charter's ed snyder on why he thinks intel needs to ditch ceo pat gelsinger
-
6:01
why a 50bps rate cut could 'work against the economy': economist
-
1:25:29
lord sumption, sir vince cable, and sir john curtice debate constitutional reform | oxford union
-
3:44
sir john curtice on bbc newsnight: the upcoming election and polls
-
4:00
john curtice says labour still have 'much to do' despite positive polling
-
4:52
polling expert sir john curtice explains why labour did so badly
-
2:02
john curtice on newsnight: labour need a double digit lead in local elections for a majority
-
58:59
ers live: what can we expect from the scottish local elections? with professor sir john curtice
-
8:01
snp could face humiliation at the hands of labour | sir john curtice analysis
-
5:41
pollster john curtice on the tory's best case scenario in the election - '11 points behind labour!'
-
51:26
article 50 two years on conference: professor sir john curtice
-
7:09
sir john curtice polling expert full interview with peston 03.03.21
-
10:49
will labour receive a poll bounce after conference? john curtice joins tom harwood on gb news
-
4:33
unlocked with john curtice: all labour have to do on the economy is say "liz truss"
-
8:05
sir john curtice on election 2024: "nothing has changed" in the first week for sunak
-
5:55
top pollster sir john curtice 'surprised' by summer election | lbc analysis
-
2:00
john curtice on local elections: is starmer and labour on course for number 10?