Here's a final post on the proposed boundary changes for the time being, I've had a chance to look at the marginality of seats. Now, as I said in an earlier post, on the levels of support at the 2010 election the proposed English boundaries would
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are up here. On the regular trackers, Cameron's rating continues to trend very slowly upwards, Miliband's slowly downwards, as the hackgate effect fades. Economic optimism remains dire. Only 3% of people think the economy is in a
The monthly online ComRes poll for the Indy on Sunday is out tonight, and has topline figures of CON 38%(nc), LAB 38%(-2), LDEM 11%(nc), Others 13%(+2). No significant change in itself, but it fits into the general pattern of dropping Labour leads, although ComRes's
I said earlier in the week that I'd return to Populus's pre-conference polling what their tables were up - well, they are now available here. As usual they've included their regular questions on party image, which they've asked in roughly the same
There are plenty of lists out of there of the seats that have been untouched by the boundary review, but I haven't seen one of the seats that have been abolished. This is probably because it is not actually as much of a clear cut question as you
Reuters is reporting Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor. Topline figures with changes from last month are CON 35%(+1), LAB 37%(-3), LDEM 13%(-2) - echoing the slightly reduced Labour lead that we've seen from YouGov's daily polls. In their monthly job approval
Tomorrow's Times has the start of their annual big conference poll. Topline voting intention figures are CON 34%(nc), LAB 38%(-1), LDEM 12%(+1), Others 16%. Changes are from Populus's July poll, there was no poll in August. The paper tomorrow has the first slice
I've now had chance to plug the English Boundary Commission's provisional recommendations into Excel and calculate some proper notional results for the proposed seats. My projection is that the provisional English boundaries would reduce the number of Conservative seats by 5, the number of Liberal Democrat
Last night's YouGov poll had topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 41%, LDEM 10%. I'm still looking through the provisional recommendations of the boundary review. In the fullness of time I'll produce some proper analysis, lists of which seats are abolished (though the changes
The English Boundary Commission gave its recommendations to MPs at noon today, with an embargo for midnight. Unsurprisingly they did not remain secret for long! I am busy crunching the numbers and will hopefully post something more substantial tonight with my first reactions. In the next few days I will
YouGov also have some polling out for the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre. In a same way that older generations say they remember where when Kennedy was assassinated, 91% of British adults say they can remember what they were doing when news of the
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are now up on their website here, covering the economy and taxation, planning and Libya. The public are very evenly divided on the government's economic strategy and the balance between prioritising the deficit or growth. 38% think the government
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