Le Figaro's 'OpinionWay' figures are in:
Sego - Pre debate one - 66. Now 59
DSK - Pre debate one - 27. Now 34
Fabius - Pre debate one - 7. Now 7.
As with the last time I covered this, this is based on quizzing a panel of left inclined voters, not the general population.
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that's how polling should be done more of the time.too often they focus on the population as a whole when dealing with internal party politics
Rigger Mortice said... 1:04 pm
ps is it worth a nudge to get some money on fabius,odds should be good?
Stan Bull said... 1:11 pm
DSK on the rise, Sego on the slide. Interesting development. That would tend to confirm the scepticism of Socialist Party grandees on Sego's suitability as a candidate. Whatever happened to Jack Lang???
Croydonian said... 1:21 pm
Jack Lang decided to spend more time with his hair, erm, not waste his time / money / effort on entering a race he will lose, erm, not run in the interests of party unity.
(Very annoying that the HTML for 'strike' doesn't work in comments)
Croydonian said... 1:46 pm
Just gone to check betfair, and it looks like this:
Sego:2.4 (tight spread)
DSK: 6.8 (loose spread)
Fabius: 15.5 (barn door wide apread
And on the other side of the fence:
Sarko: 2.2
Chirac: 25
Alliot-Marie: 26
If you fancy free money, you can lay Arlette Laguiller (the Trotskyite). Mind you, no one has bet on her winning....
Anonymous said... 4:47 pm
Hmm. Any odds on John-Mary coming 2d again?
Je vois que some bloke from the UDF has been expelled for saying he'll vote Sharko (from a neighbouring wapentake - perhaps they go cruising together). I think it'd have been a bigger story in Britn. (L'expulsion, not the cruising.)
A bas Chirac.
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