ComRes and ICM polls

I am away from the computer properly until later tonight, but we've already got some of Sunday morning's polls out.

So far ICM in the Sunday Telegraph are showing CON 36%, LAB 29%, LDEM 27%. There is a second ICM poll in the News of the World of marginal seats which I'll look at properly later - the News of the World are saying it predicts a Tory majority of 4.

Angus Reid in the Sunday Express have CON 35%, LAB 23%, LDEM 29%.

ComRes in the Sunday Mirror have CON 38%, LAB 28%, LDEM 25%.

Definitely YouGov to come later, and probably more. I'll update properly then.

UPDATE: Traffic keeps knocking the site down tonight - I've switched off comments for now. My original plan was to set up a second cut down site with seperate hosting to allow people to comment on the eve of the election and election night when the traffic would definitely bring the site down, but it seems like I've already reached the point where the server simply can't cope with the traffic, so I'm going to set it up later on tonight instead.

UPDATE2: The UKPollingReport backup site is here - http://ukpollingreport.wordpress.com/. It is still only half set up, but you may as well bookmark it now for whenever the site goes down, or whenever comments are shut.

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