Following the YouGov London poll last week that showed Ken Livingstone narrowly ahead of Boris Johnson, ComRes have released a new London poll showing almost identical figures. Topline voting intention figures are: First round: Johnson 44%(-4), Livingstone 46%(+6), Paddick 5%(-2), Others 5% Second round: Johnson 49%(-5)
The full tables for YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times are now up here. As one might guess from five point Tory lead in voting intention, they are unremittingly dire for Ed Miliband. On leader ratings David Cameron stands at minus 3 (from from 7 last week)
YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 36%, LDEM 9%, Others 14%. The five point Conservative lead is the YouGov's highest since October 2010 and the Labour score the lowest. Normal caveats about outliers apply - while Thursday'
The monthly online ComRes poll for the Independent on Sunday and Sunday Mirror has topline figures, with changes from their last online poll in early December, of CON 38%(+2), LAB 38%(-2), LDEM 11%(+1), Other 13%(-1). A neck-and-neck tie between Labour and the Conservatives is very much
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 38%, LDEM 8%. It's the biggest Conservative lead YouGov have shown since December 2010, but normal caveats apply: it could be the start of a trend, or it could just be normal random
There is a new YouGov poll of London out today, the first for over six months. Last June YouGov had Boris Johnson ahead, the latest figures have Ken Livingstone overtaking him to secure a very narrow lead - topline figures for the first round are Boris 44%(-4), Ken 46%
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 39%, LAB 40%, LDEM 8%. This follows figures of Con 40%, Lab 40%, Ld 9% yesterday, suggesting that the underlying picture in YouGov's daily polling continues to be Labour and the Conservatives neck-and-neck with one
Earlier in the week I missed a discussion between Danny Finkelstein (probably behind a paywall), Will Straw and various others about the Sunday Times/YouGov poll and whether the question about Ed Miliband being too ugly to be Prime Minister was a legitimate thing to ask about. For those wishing
Following the weekend polling on Scottish Independence, there is a new YouGov poll of Scotland for Channel 4 news out today. Full tabs are here. Topline voting intention figures show the SNP continuing to hold a healthy lead in Holyrood voting intentions and now also ahead of Labour in Westminster
Last night's YouGov poll also included questions on Scottish independence, while ICM carried out parallel English and Scottish polls for the Sunday Telegraph. YouGov found strong support for a referendum on Scottish independence, with 61% of people supporting holding a referendum (including 76% of respondents in Scotland), although
Full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are now up here, covering Miliband's leadership, Scottish independence, abortion, alcohol and shoplifting. Last night I pondered whether the reason the polls were still close between Labour and the Conservatives was a lasting effect of the veto, or a reflection
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 38%, LAB 40%, LDEM 9%. During the week we had a poll showing the parties neck and neck, and then two showing narrow Conservative leads, suggesting the underlying picture is a the Conservatives and Labour tying.
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