oh dear... Lib Dem Support Slumps To 8%

Wheezy_2

Whether it's 8, 13 or 18% doesn't really matter.
But it's significant that the major partner in the coalition is still enoying a honeymoon with stable or rising support (depending on the poll), while the minor partner is going downhill fast.
Those who voted libdem to keep the tories out have obviously gone, and the core libdem vote is probably re-reading the election manifesto and wondering where it all went wrong.

A._Badger

Wheezy wrote: »

Whether it's 8, 13 or 18% doesn't really matter.
But it's significant that the major partner in the coalition is still enoying a honeymoon with stable or rising support (depending on the poll), while the minor partner is going downhill fast.
Those who voted libdem to keep the tories out have obviously gone, and the core libdem vote is probably re-reading the election manifesto and wondering where it all went wrong.

So are a lot of Tory supporters. It isn't just the LibDem contingent that feels betrayed.