Don't count Mr Hague out on the basis of a few polls

Article Abstract:

Opinion polls seem to suggest that UK Prime Minister Tony Blair remains popular with voters, despite making mistakes. However, there are indications that a large number of voters are beginning to realize that Blair is patronizing them, giving an opportunity for Conservative party leader William Hague to gain support.

Labour Party (United Kingdom)

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The pundits are wrong: the first week was a tie

Article Abstract:

The first week of campaigning for the 2001 general election in the UK is reviewed. Both Prime Minister Tony Blair and Conservative party leader William Hague have retained the same popularity ratings among ordinary voters.

Analysis, Political campaigns

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The Tories aren't hated any more - they're just not loved

Article Abstract:

The poor performance of the UK Conservative party in opinion polls is discussed. It is suggested that the Conservatives will find it difficult to keep Labour's majority to below three figures.

United Kingdom, Political aspects

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