I put this ballot on Twitter yesterday:
Let me say right away, and earlier than anybody else does, that I anm conscious that such polls usually are not scientific. There may be, in fact, bias inside my causes for posting the ballot, the questions, these I attain and those that select to vote. With out a lot effort you might lengthen that checklist.
So, let me reveal my bias. I needed to check whether or not Labour’s most well-liked plan for Thames Water, based mostly on what I hear that’s is saying internally, is likely to be standard amongst these I attain, who’re prone to have a bias in direction of voting Labour.
That most well-liked Labour choice is to bail Thames Water out and to return it to the market. It’s sure it is not going to nationalise it in the long run, if in any respect.
The ballot reveals the unpopularity of this selection. I suppose somebody should have voted for it, however that quantity has not as but ever been enough to file as even 1%, nevertheless many votes had been solid on the time that I regarded.
In different phrases, it appears pretty sure, even given the biases inside this ballot, that Labour is selecting what its pure supporters assume the worst doable choice for water.
Why would they select to do this?
