Liberal Democrat support remains just 12 per cent

Party's poor poll ratings trouble activists on eve of annual conference.

Support for the Liberal Democrats has plunged dramatically since the election, according to a new opinion poll. With a day to go before the party's annual conference opens in Liverpool, the latest daily YouGov survey put the party on just 12 per cent, a fall of 11 points since May.

The Conservatives are down one to 41 per cent, with Labour down one to 38 per cent. If repeated at the election on a uniform swing, the latest figures would leave the Tories 19 seats short of a majority in a hung parliament. In an indication of the losses the Lib Dems could sustain at the next election, Nick Clegg's party would be reduced to a rump of 12 seats.

 

 

2 comments

Nick's picture

I just wonder how badly support for the Lib Dems will have fallen by next May. Will voters show their discontent by staying away from the electoral referendum? Is it even possible that Clegg won't poll enough to keep his Sheffield Seat? Surely the Liberals are finished?

Acamar's picture

The student fees - another set of lies from Clegg and Cable - surely will drive their rating even lower. What is more perplexing is why ANYONE still supports Clegg

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