Latest Angus Reid poll shows no change

There is a new AngusReid/Politicalbetting poll out with topline figures of CON 40%(nc), LAB 24%(nc), LDEM 20%(nc). I'll do a full post later when, with luck, we may have a populus poll to mull over too.

UPDATE: Clearly there is, quite literally, no change here from their last poll. Labour's 24% is much lower than most other pollsters, but that seems to be a consistent result of Angus Reid's methodologly, rather than a drop in support. There have been some comments on Political Betting suggesting Angus Reid have switched to more traditional question wording that asks who people will vote for, rather than who they will support. That's not confirmed yet - IF it is the case, then it suggests it either was't making any difference, or a shift in support has co-incidentally cancelled out whatever effect it was having. We'll see when the tables appear.

UPDATE2: Tables are here and it would seem the comments are wrong. The question wording was the same as usual.

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