My Party and I

Article Abstract:

The future of Britain's Social Democratic party (SDP) is explored. A Mori survey shows only four percent of those polled favoring the SDP. A merger with the Liberal Party is not supported by SDP leader, David Owen. Owen hopes to attract disenchanted Tories in the next general election. However, Owen's making a stand on every issue may alienate some of his present supporters.

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No Triumphs

Article Abstract:

Recent public opinion polls in Great Britain show the Labor Party is ahead of the Tory Party for the first time since the Falklands War. Some voting trends are noted in the by-elections. Polls reveal that Prime Minister Thatcher's popularity is slipping and voters are starting to resent her aggressiveness.

Surveys, Public opinion

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