Tonight's YouGov/Sunday Times poll has topline voting intention figures of CON 38%, LAB 41%, LDEM 9%. This is the smallest Labour lead YouGov have shown since the start of June, but I'll add my normal caveat about any poll showing a significant change - it
The monthly Ipsos MORI political monitor for Reuters has been published. Topline figures are CON 34%(+2), LAB 40%(+1), LDEM 15%(+4). All the main parties are up, and other parties sharply down, but this will be largely a reversion to the mean after a rather odd MORI poll
Yesterday's YouGov poll for the Sun had the first Libya questions since the rebels entered Tripoli. Full tabs are up here. Public opinion on how well the West's intervention in Libya and on whether it was right or wrong for the West to intervene have predictably
The Guardian's monthly ICM poll is out (I'm not sure why it's turned up at lunchtime - or perhaps I just missed it last night!). Topline figures are CON 37%(nc), LAB 36%(nc), LDEM 17%(+1), Others 10%. The Conservatives retain a one
It looks as though yesterday's YouGov/Sunday Times poll showing a Labour lead of four points was indeed just a blip - tonight's poll has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 44%, LDEM 9% - very much in line with the average Labour lead of 8
Survation have published a poll of Derby North and South Derbyshire constituencies for the Mirror and Progressive Polling, which shows a boost for Labour in both seats. Full tabs are here. The polling methodology itself was largely along ICM lines (telephone survey, weighted by past vote, ICM style weightings on
YouGov's daily poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 40%, LDEM 11% - it's a lower lead for Labour than we've seen in YouGov's recent polls, but I'll just leave that with my normal caveats
ComRes's monthly online poll for the Indy on Sunday and Sunday Mirror is out this weekend. The topline figures are CON 38%(+2), LAB 40%(nc), LDEM 11%(+1), Others 11%(-3). Changes are since the last online ComRes poll a month ago, taken at the height of
The post-riots polling continues to roll on - on yesterday's Sun poll there were some questions on the sentencing of those involved in the riots (full tabs here and here). Overall, only 12% of people think the sentences handed down so far have been too harsh. 49% think
On yesterday's YouGov poll there were also some questions on the continuing aftermath of the riots - full tabs here. First up, only 35% of people think that Bill Bratton should be allowed to apply for the Commissioner of the Metropolitan police job, 50% think he should not.
Tonight's YouGov voting intention figures for the Sun are CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 10%. Despite the political upheaval of the riots, there is very little change in voting intentions - a 6 point Labour lead is at the low end of YouGov's recent range, but
MarketingMeans have their latest monthly poll of voting intentions in the South-West region for the The Western Morning News & Western Daily Press (or, at least, most of it - it excludes Poole & Bournemouth). Topline figures with changes from the June/July poll are CON 40%(-2), LAB 21%
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