ICM/Guardian - 33/28/30

ICM's latest Guardian poll is now out in the Guardian, and echoes the Lib Dem surge we've seen elsewhere. The topline figures are CON 33%(-1), LAB 28%(-1), LDEM 30%(+3). Changes are from the previous ICM poll, which the Guardian describe as being conducted partially after the debate, but which was actually about 90% pre-debate.

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