ITV Wales have published the latest YouGov Welsh voting intention figures. Topline voting intention figures with changes from the last poll at the end of March are: Welsh constituency: CON 20%(-1), LAB 49%(+2), LDEM 8%(nc), PC 17%(nc) Welsh regional: CON 20%(nc), LAB 44%(-1), LDEM
I've been laid low with the dreaded lurgi, hence sparse posting over the last few days. Tonight's YouGov figures are CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 10%. Will hopefully be back in the saddle soon!
Tonight's YouGov poll has topline figures of CON 37%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9%. More interesting is the Alternative Vote tracker - on the bare referendum question, weighted by likelihood to vote, YouGov are now showing a lead for the NO campaign. Yes are on 37%, No are on
After I'd given up and decided it wasn't coming after all, the Times's monthly Populus poll did appear after all last night. Topline figures are CON 36%(+1), LAB 40%(-1), LDEM 11%(nc) - so no significant change from last month. Populus and
There is a new Angus Reid voting intention poll out, topline figures are CON 31%, LAB 42%, LDEM 11%, Others 16%. This is the lowest figure any company has shown for the Conservatives since the height of Cleggmania last year, but Angus Reid have been showing consistently lower levels of
The full tables for YouGov's Sunday Times poll are now up here. Latest voting intention in the AV referendum is YES 39%, NO 38%, Don't know 22%, so still essentially neck and neck (if it hadn't been weighted by likelihood to vote, it would
Tonight's YouGov poll has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 43%, LDEM 9% - a seven point Labour lead, so pretty much par for the course in YouGov's recent daily polls. Full update to follow tomorrow once the tables are up.
Looking again at Populus's AV polling earlier this month I spotted something interesting. As you'll recall, Populus asked two questions - one a bare question which found YES on 33% and NO on 37%. The second briefly describing AV in the question which gives NO a
There is a new YouGov poll for Channel 4 News asking how people would vote under AV. It projects that Labour would suffer the most under AV, with the Lib Dems gaining the most and the Conservatives largely unchanged - their losses would be cancelled out by gains. On a
There is a new Welsh poll out by rmg:clarity - full details here. We have voting intention figures, but they don't appear to have asked seperately for constituency and regional (in fact the survey appears to have asked "At the forthcoming election, do you intend to
Public opinion is starting to move against our involvment in Libya. Since bombing began, YouGov have been asking daily whether people think it is right or not for Britain and its allies to take military action, and whether people think the intervention is going well or badly. Opinion has shifting
Populus have released new polling figures on the Alternative Vote. As in February they used a split sample, asking half the respondents how they would vote using the bare referendum question, but prompting the other half with explanations of the two systems. In February Populus found a 12 point lead
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