As well as the Scottish polling there was also a YouGov poll of Lib Dem members yesterday, conducted following the local election results. YouGov surveyed 396 panellists who identified themselves as current Liberal Democrat party members, and 118 who had previously told us they were members of the party but
Today's Sun has two parallel polls on Scottish Independence - one of Scottish adults, one of English & Welsh adults. In Scotland 29% of people support Independence, 58% of people were opposed (this survey asked a generic support or oppose independence question, but the result was almost
Populus's monthly poll for the Times is published today. Topline figures with changes from last month are CON 37%(+1), LAB 39%(-1), LDEM 11%(nc). There's no obvious sign of a post-election drop for the Lib Dems here, but it is the smaller Labour lead
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 38%, LAB 42%, LDEM 8%. This is the lowest score YouGov have recorded for the Liberal Democrats since the end of January - normal caveats apply about not reading too much into a single poll, but it
Today's YouGov poll is up on the website here. Topline figures are CON 36%, LAB 41%, LDEM 10% - this is pretty typical of YouGov polls of late, but if the elections were to have a big impact on public opinion we wouldn't necessarily see it
I'm taking a weekend off to recover from working all night on the election coverage - there will be the usual YouGov/Sunday Times survey night but I expect there will be little else anyway. So, in terms of the aftermath for the elections, what's the
The patterns from last night seem to be a thumping victory for the SNP in Scotland, Labour heading for victory in Wales. In the English local elections the Liberal Democrats are suffering badly, facing extreme losses in Northern cities and patchier losses elsewhere. The Conservatives are experiencing modest losses to
There is one final poll on the AV referendum. Opinium for the Evening Standard have figures of YES 36%, NO 64%. Next stop results. Polls close at 10pm. Some local councils, and some of Scotland and Wales are counting overnight, but results will be relatively slow going because of the
One more final poll for the referendum tomorrow - YouGov for the Sun have topline figures of YES 40%, NO 60%. That's in the same sort of ball park as YouGov's AV polling over the last fortnight or so, a very substantial NO lead (unless the
ICM's final call poll for the AV referendum is very similar to the ComRes poll yesterday. Topline figures are YES 32%, NO 68% - a landside victory for NO. The poll included respondents from Northern Ireland and was conducted on Monday and Tuesday (the Guardian report says somewhat
YouGov's final Scottish poll has topline figures as below (changes are from the 2007 election, rather than from the previous YouGov poll!). Full tabs are here. Holyrood constituency: CON 11%(-6), LAB 35%(+3), LDEM 8%(-8), SNP 42%(+9) Holyrood regional: CON 13%(-1), LAB 32%(+3)
Adrian Masters at ITV Wales has put up the results of YouGov's final call for Wales. Full tabs are here, topline figures are as follows: Welsh Assembly Constituency: CON 20%, LAB 47%, LDEM 9%, Plaid 18% Welsh Assembly Regional: CON 19%, LAB 43%, LDEM 8%, Plaid 18%, UKIP
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