After four days without a GB voting intention poll (which suddenly seems like quite a long time!) we're back into the normal cycle. Topline figures for the daily YouGov/Sun poll tonight are CON 36%, LAB 41%, LDEM 10%. UPDATE: The poll also asked about AV. Adjusted for
Angus Reid have just released a new AV poll. It echoes the last YouGov and ICM polls in showing a NO lead of 16% once don't knows and won't votes are excluded - YES 42%, NO 58%. The poll was conducted prior to the bank holiday
Policy Exchange have released a new poll by YouGov looking at perceptions of fairness, poverty and benefits (Policy exchange's report is here, full tabs are here.) Looking first at fairness - since the coalition was formed this has been something of a yardstick for the government. Initially at
As far as I can see there were no standard GB polls in the Sunday papers last night, but there were two Scottish voting intention polls. Turning first to YouGov in Scotland on Sunday, topline figures there were, with changes from last week, are: Holyrood constituency: CON 10%(-1), LAB
The Independent this morning carries a new TNS-BMRB poll on the AV referendum. It shows a much tighter race compared to the recent polling by ICM and YouGov, with YES on 32%, NO on 34%, 21% don't kmow and 13% won't vote. Leaving aside their Scottish
There is a new Ipsos MORI poll in today's Times that shows a commanding lead for the SNP. Topline figures, with changes from their previous Scottish poll, are: Holyrood constituency: CON 10%(-3), LAB 34%(-2), LDEM 9%(-1), SNP 45%(+8) Holyrood regional: CON 10%(-3), LAB
Ipsos-MORI's monthly political monitor poll has been published here. Topline figures, with changes from last month, are CON 40%(+3), LAB 40%(-1), LDEM 9%(-1) - so putting Labour and the Conservatives neck-and-neck. Needless to say, this is an unusual finding - the only other polls this
Following the big shift towards the NO in yesterday's ICM poll, the weekly YouGov AV question for the Sun shows an identical picture - adjusted for likelihood to vote and excluding don't knows, the NO campaign leads by 58% to 42%. This pretty much confirms that
The monthly ICM poll for the Guardian shows a solid lead for the NO campaign in the AV referendum. Excluding don't knows and won't says, and weighted by likelihood to vote, the topline figures are YES 42%(-7), NO 58%(+7). Changes are from February. Without
First, there is a new YouGov Scottish poll in Scotland on Sunday. Topline figures there, with changes from a fortnight ago, are: Constituency vote: CON 11%(nc), LAB 37%(-2), LDEM 8%(+3), SNP 40%(nc) Regional vote: CON 12%(nc), LAB 33%(-6), LDEM 7%(+2), SNP 35%(+3)
The weekly YouGov/Sunday Times poll is out and has topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 41%, LDEM 9%. Four points is a slightly lower Labour lead than we've seen from YouGov lately, but nothing that couldn't easily be just normal random variation. Meanwhile the figures
There is a new ComRes poll out for the Indy on Sunday. Topline voting intention figures, with changes from ComRes's previous online poll a month ago, are CON 35%(-2), LAB 39%(-1), LDEM 10%(-1), Others 15%(+3). A four point Labour lead is pretty typical of
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