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So who came closest? Analysing Poll Accuracy in the 2024 Mid Sussex Election

So who came closest?Analysing Poll Accuracy in the 2024 Mid Sussex Election Poll Liberal Democrat Conservative Labour Reform UK Green TOTAL DIFFERENCE ELECTION RESULT 39.6 27.1 17.6 11.1 3.8 N/A Yougov 43 24.5 17.4 11.3 3.7 6.5 Electoral Calculus 45.3 25.1 18 8.3 3.8 10.9 New Statesman 31.5 24.5 18.7 14.8 5.4 17.1 Electionmapsuk 33.2 …

**EXIT POLL: MID SUSSEX TOO CLOSE TO CALL, BUT PROBABLE LIB DEM GAIN**

The exit poll has been published and has stated that the result is “too close to call” in Mid Sussex. That said, the poll gives a 64% chance of a Lib Dem gain and a 36% chance of a Conservative hold. At the past five general elections, the exit poll has been accurate to within …

Final Yougov MRP: Lib Dem Gain

The final Yougov MRP data, published minutes ago, will delight Lib Dem supporters. Yougov’s latest data, published minutes ago, suggests that the Lib Dems will take Mid Sussex with a 43% share of the vote. Yougov put the Conservatives in second place with 24.5%, and Labour in third with 17.4%. This suggests a fairly comfortable …

Final More In Common MRP: Lib Dem Gain

In marked contrast to the final Survation poll, More In Common’s final MRP suggests the Mid Sussex seat will be a Liberal Democrat gain with 30% of the vote. They put the Conservatives in second place with 28% of the vote, and Labour in third with 24%. This is a marked change from their previous …

Final Survation MRP: Labour Gain

Survation, which has consistently predicted that the Labour Party will take Mid Sussex, have published their final MRP poll. This still shows that Labour will gain Mid Sussex-but by a smaller margin. They put Labour on 29.8% – down from 30.6% in their last poll. Meanwhile the Conservatives are on 29.3% in their latest research, …

Who’s winning in Mid Sussex #3

Another prediction for the election outcome in Mid Sussex comes courtesy of ElectionPolling.co.uk. This site makes predictions based on a weighted average of polls, and then assumes a uniform swing. This is perhaps not as accurate as some, but as they say, “is still interesting nonetheless.” Their prediction is Conservative hold but, with a significantly …