Labour Three Points Behind Tories in New Ipsos Mori Poll - Guido Fawkes

Labour Three Points Behind Tories in New Ipsos Mori Poll

Labour types crowing about yesterday’s outlier ICM poll aren’t so chirpy about this one putting the Tories three points ahead. Meanwhile the Green Surge continues. Just 4% below UKIP…

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