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No clear winner in leaders' debate

No clear winner in leaders' debate
There was no clear winner in tonight's leaders' debate according to four rapid reaction polls. YouGov and Populus/Times gave the debate to David Cameron and ComRes/ITV and ICM/Guardian to Nick Clegg.
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Silent Hunter
  • 22:12 |
  • 22 Apr 2010
  • 0

So it looks like the smears against Clegg have had little impact and now we are about to see the Tory/Labour "Leafletgate" start to take off. (settles down with popcorn to watch the fun)

Simon Castle
  • 07:13 |
  • 23 Apr 2010
  • 0

Another disaster for David Cameron, this was no game changer and it means he will not be the biggest party and so will not be involved in any coalition. Potentially this is the biggest change in our democracy since universal suffrage, as the price of a balanced parliament will be a change in our electoral system. This could be the end of the Conservative party. They must feel desperate.

Red Rag
  • 23:06 |
  • 22 Apr 2010
  • 0

The biggest loser was Sky News.....awful ones sided programme...oh and the vote there ended up showing Cameron winning by about 20 %....yeah right.


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