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« on: January 18, 2021, 01:58:01 PM »

YouGov poll for BT with Liberals at 9.2%, behind New Right on 11.8% and Conservatives on 12.9%. DPP is up to 8%, so combined the Blue parties are actually up to 81 seats (+2 compared to 2019 election), and that's even in a poll where they don't count seats to Christian Democrats on 1,9%, which is very likely to be enough for them to win seats.

Voxmeter's weekly poll is less bad for Liberals (13,0%), but much worse overall for the Blue parties. Very little of the Liberal decline goes to other parties, so combined the Blue parties only have 72 seats.
So it seems like two quite different ways of distributing doubting Liberal 2019 voters.

The YouGov poll looks really really bad for the Liberals, their worst result ever if it materialized. Could Jakob Ellemann-Jensen be toppled over the abysmal polling?

Also, doesn't Voxmeter usually overestimate the Red Bloc? Their last poll in 2019 had it on 58% and they were the only pollster to predict a Red government in 2015.
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