article_snippet.sent: As it emerged that Labour leader is now the bookies' favourite to be the next prime minister, a number of business leaders revealed a number of business leaders are worried David Cameron will lose the battle for Number 10.
article_snippet.sent: David Cameron in Lincoln today (left) and Miliband campaigning at Chatham House, London, today .
article_snippet.sent: But a Conservative spokesman insisted that The negative campaign's focus on the idea of the SNP in a coalition with Labour is doing well on the doorstep, according to the FT.
article_snippet.sent: And it appears Tory tacticians had believed Mr Cameron's economic record would have delivered a solid poll lead by now.
article_snippet.sent: The polls put Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband on equal footing – and several business leaders suggest this is a result of the Conservatives underestimating the leader's appeal to voters.
article_snippet.sent: Lynton Crosby, Mr Cameron's Australian election guru, has now told the Conservatives underestimating the leader's appeal to voters to focus on that.
highlights_snippet.sent: Labour leader is now the bookies' favourite to be the next prime minister .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Tory tacticians have now told campaigners to focus on economic success .