With ICM's poll earlier today showing a boost for the Conservatives and most other polls showing Labour increasing their lead since the locals, Populus's monthly poll for the Times is somewhere inbetween, showing no significant change at all since the local elections. Topline figures are CON
Since the local elections we've seen polls from YouGov, MORI, ComRes and Opinium that have all shown a further shift towards Labour. ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian is out, and is a departure from the trend - topline figures are CON 36%(+3), LAB 41%
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are now up here, asking mostly about the Eurozone crisis. Looking at the regular leader trackers, David Cameron is on minus 30 (from minus 29 last week) and Ed Miliband is on minus 27 (from minus 23 last week), so Miliband&
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 32%, LAB 43%, LDEM 8% and Others 17% (including UKIP on 9%). The eleven point Labour lead is in line with the average Labour leads of 12 or 13 points that recent YouGov polling suggestions and
ComRes have a new poll tomorrow for the Independent on Sunday and Sunday Mirror. Topline voting intention figures with changes from the last online ComRes poll before the local elections are CON 32%(-2), LAB 41%(+2), LDEM 11%(+1), UKIP 7%(-2), Others 9%. There was also a new
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 31%, LAB 45%, LDEM 9%, Others 15% (including UKIP on 8%). So, a second YouGov Labour lead of fourteen points. This is at the top end of the current range (in the last week we've
Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor poll is now out in the Evening Standard (which seems to have become its new home after living at Reuters for 18 months or so). Topline figures, with changes from last month, are CON 33%(-2), LAB 43%(+5), LDEM 9%(-3). It&
I'd have several comments here (and seen countless similar comments on Twitter) asking why, if the Lib Dems got 16% in the local elections this month none of the polls show them with that level of support. They normally proceed to conclude that the polls are wrong. As
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 31%, LAB 45%, UKIP 8%, LDEM 7%. The 14 point lead is the biggest Labour lead YouGov has ever shown since starting regular polling in 2002 (though other companies showed a lead of that size back in
Full tables for the YouGov poll for the Sunday Times are now up here, mostly covering attitudes towards the coalition. On the regular leader ratings David Cameron has a net approval rating of minus 29 (up from minus 31 last week), Nick Clegg is on minus 54 (from minus 57
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figure of CON 31%, LAB 43%, LDEM 10%, Others 17%. The twelve point Labour lead is broadly typical of what YouGov have been showing since the local elections and the seven pointer for the Lib Dems yesterday does indeed
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 34%, LAB 44%, LD 7%, UKIP 7%. The Labour lead is down slightly from other polls since the local elections, but nothing significant or outside the margin of error. The fieldwork for the poll was carried out
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