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But despite all this effort the ICM survey, which puts Labour on 37%, shows the government's lead over the Conservatives is down four points in the last month and has fallen from nine to only three points since December.
For all the frenzied activity in advance of a likely May 5 poll, it looks as though Labour's pre-election strategy - being masterminded by Alan Milburn and former director of communications Alastair Campbell - is in danger of proving a flop.
The ICM poll also shows that Gordon Brown has replaced Tony Blair as Labour's biggest electoral asset with the chancellor enjoying the same kind of cross-party respect that the prime minister had before his 1997 and 2001 general election victories.
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