YouGov/Sunday Times - CON 37, LAB 42, LDEM 9

This week's YouGov/Sunday Times poll has topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 42%, LD 9%. Full tables are here. The tables also include some questions on long term care for the elderly (the answers are unsurprising... people tend to think that wealthier people should pay for their

New ComRes and YouGov polls

There are two new polls tonight - a new ComRes telephone poll for the Independent has topline figures of CON 37%(+3), LAB 37%(nc), LDEM 12%(-3), Others 14%(nc). Changes are from the last ComRes poll conducted by telephone a month ago, rather than their parallel online polls

YouGov/Sunday Times poll

This week's YouGov/Sunday Times poll has topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 43%, LDEM 9%. It looks like the post-election narrowing of the polls may be fading, though conversely the government and David Cameron's approval ratings are still comparatively good in this poll - government

Next week

I'm off on a break for the next week, and have no idea yet whether I'll have decent internet access, so updates for the next week may be infrequent (or absent!). In the meantime, have a good bank holiday weekend one and all.

MORI/Reuters - CON 35, LAB 42, LDEM 10

The monthly Ipsos-MORI political monitor for Reuters has topline figures (with changes from last month) of CON 35%(-5), LAB 42%(+2), LDEM 10%(+1). Reuters strangely headline it "Conservatives' support falls slightly". I'm delighted to see the media not over-egging changes that probably aren&

The Lib Dem collapse in Scotland

Here's something interesting. Normally the best prediction (or at least, the least flawed prediction) of how votes translate into seats is a uniform swing projection - that is, if a party has increased it's national share of the vote by 5 percentage points, you add five

Coalition seen as less tough on crime than last Labour government

The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are up on their website here. Questions today are, unsurprisingly, largely about the two cabinet politicians under clouds - Ken Clarke and Chris Huhne. The most interesting (and worrying for the government) finding however is about crime. Asked whether the current

YouGov/Sunday Times - CON 37, LAB 42, LDEM 8

Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 42%, LDEM 8%. I'll do a proper write up of the poll tomorrow morning once the tables go up on the YouGov website. So far I am not aware of any other

YouGov/Sun - CON 36, LAB 42, LD 9

Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9%. It's at the top end of the Labour lead than YouGov have been showing over the last two weeks, but is probably just normal random variation (before anyone asks, it&

YouGov/Sun - CON 39 LAB 41 LD 9

Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 39%, LAB 41%, LDEM 9% - another two point lead. Since the local elections the average lead in YouGov's daily polls has dropped to just over 3 points, compare that to a peak in YouGov&

YouGov's Sunday Times poll

YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 41%, LDEM 9%. Full tables are up on the YouGov website here. The regular trackers would appear to have been impacted by the elections at the start of the month - David Cameron'

New ComRes poll - CON 38, LAB 39, LD 11

There is a new online ComRes poll in the Indy on Sunday. Topline figures with changes from a month ago are CON 38%(+3), LAB 39%(nc), LDEM 11%(+1), Others 12%(-4). ComRes's online polls tend to show smaller Labour leads than their telephone polls, but neverless