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
ps is it worth a nudge to get some money on fabius,odds should be good?
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???
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)
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....
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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