In regards to the poll, you are completely right. Neil he quite clearly explained that the reason the British National Party received 18% in the poll was because supporters where being directed from their web page to the poll. Therefore the poll is not “organic” ie not reflective of the public as a whole or even online traffic. It would be like going into an old peoples home to work out the average population of the UK. Don’t be so dogmatic in your support of any party, look at the policy and credentials of all the parties and PPC’s and vote based on that, not simply rhetoric.
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