The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are here, mainly covering the strike and public sector pensions. 40% of people said they supported teachers going on strike last week, with 49% of people were opposed - exactly the same split YouGov found when they asked a similar question
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9%. Very much in line with the recent YouGov averages. As usual, I'll do a full post tomorrow when the full tables are up.
The latest YouGov/Sun poll today has topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 42%, LDEM 8% - still very much in line with YouGov's recent polling. For those looking for any polling effect from the strikes, you're a day too early! Remember YouGov's fieldwork
Today's YouGov poll for the Sun has a fresh set of polling on Thursday's strikes - full tabs are here. On balance the public remain opposed to the government's proposed changes to public sector pensions by 47% to 37%. However, while they oppose the
Unless it is called off I have no doubt there will be more polling on the teachers' strike in the next few days, but as I promised yesterday, here's what we've got so far. Firstly on the issue of public sector pensions themselves. 38% of
There are two new polls out tonight. Firstly there is a ComRes poll in the Independent, with topline figures of CON 36%(-1), LAB 40%(+3), LDEM 11%(-1), Others 13%(-2). Changes are from the last ComRes telephone poll at the end of May. Meanwhile the daily YouGov poll
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are up here. Aside from the normal trackers questions in this week's poll largely cover representation of women in politics and educational issues. The Conservative apparently think they are struggling amongst women and there is some truth to this.
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 43%, LDEM 9%. Proper write up to follow tomorrow when the tables go up on the YouGov website.
There is a further exchange between Rob Hayward and Lewis Baston on Conservative Home about what the results of the boundary review may or may not look like. Meanwhile Democratic Audit have put up a lot more detail on their proposals on their website here. As I've mentioned
The latest monthly Ipsos MORI political monitor for Reuters is out, and ha topline figures of CON 37%(+2), LAB 39%(-3), LDEM 11(+1). Changes are since the last MORI poll in May. On leader ratings there is once again a drop for Ed Miliband, following the pattern we&
Tonight's YouGov/Sun poll has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LD 9%: this is pretty much par for the course now, the daily YouGov poll seem to have the Labour lead pretty solid at 5-6 points. The poll also has the fortnightly best PM question, where
A new YouGov London poll has been released here. Westminster voting intention in London, with changes from March, stand at CON 32%(+1), LAB 51%(+3), LDEM 8%(-1), a slightly bigger swing to Labour than the general GB polls are showing. However, in the Mayoral race Boris continues to
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