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Both Mr Alexander and Mr Murphy are set to lose their seats at the general election, according to local surveys of their constituencies conducted by Lord Ashcroft.
The face-to-face survey of nearly 3,000 adults in 300 constituencies was conducted soon after polling day as part of the British Election Study BESS), and it accurately gauged the Conservative advantage over Labour at about seven percentage points.
However, a straw poll of constituency chairman conducted by a Sunday newspaper discovered that 44% were planning to vote in defiance of Mr Howard and that 36% were unhappy at their treatment.
Statistically such a large cushion ought to see the Lib Dem leader home again, but Labour candidate Oliver Coppard fancies his chances and a constituency poll conducted by Tory Peer Lord Ashcroft at the start of campaigning indicated he could be marginally ahead.
Last year, a survey of MPs found that as much as 60% of their constituency business was conducted by email.
Since that suspension was lifted, many constituencies have been conducting their annual general meetings.
The infection rate in the age group between 8 and 18 years of age is 5 per cent, but once they reach their twenties the infection rate among young Swazi women jumps to a staggering 50 percent, according to surveys conducted in two constituencies.
Interviews were conducted across the constituency and the results have been weighted to the profile of all adults living there.
But four of the five published polls conducted in the constituency since the 2010 election have shown Labour ahead, with an average lead of 4.6%.
