I didn't get chance to have a proper look at the Sunday Times YouGov poll yesterday - tables are now up here. Looking at the regular tracker first, on the Alternative Vote, using the referendum and weighted by likelihood to vote, the current figures stand at YES 40%
There is a new Scottish voting intention poll in the Sunday Times by Panelbase. Topline figures are: Holyrood Constituency: CON 13%, LAB 37%, LDEM 8%, SNP 37% Holyrood Regional: CON 11%, LAB 32%, LDEM 7%, SNP 37%, Green 5% The figures are almost the mirror image of the YouGov poll
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 11%. Leaving aside that 10 point Labour lead that looks like a bit of an outlier, YouGov's Labour lead seems to have settled at around 6-7 points now the budget
The brief post-budget bounce aside, Labour now have a pretty consistent lead in voting intention. However, the answers other questions are often rather bad for Labour. On best Prime Minister Cameron has a 13 point lead over Miliband, on dealing with the deficit the coalition lead Labour by 14 points,
YouGov's monthly Welsh poll for ITV Wales is now out. Topline figures with changes from the last poll (which was actually done at the start of this month, so it was just after the Welsh referendum) are as follows: Constituency: CON 21%(+1), LAB 47%(-1), LDEM 8%
Tonight's YouGov poll has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 45%, LDEM 9% - the Labour lead is back up to double figures. This particular poll maybe something of an outlier, but even so, the apparent budget boost was certainly very short lived. Perhaps it was just the
Following the TNS poll earlier this week that showed the SNP catching Labour in Holyrood voting intentions, there is a new YouGov poll for the Scotsman that shows them ahead in constituency voting intention. Voting intentions stand at... Westminster: CON 17%, LAB 46%, LDEM 6%, SNP 26% Holyrood Constituency: CON
Polling of local elections is very rare - presumably because they only cover part of the country, and it is hard to actually get any meaning out of the figures. What exactly does a four point Labour lead in local elections in the areas where there happens to be local
There are two new GB polls out tonight (plus a Scottish one, but more on that later). A phone poll from ComRes has voting intentions at CON 35%(nc), LAB 41%(+2), LDEM 13%(+1), Others 11%. Changes are from the last ComRes poll conducted by telephone, a month ago.
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are now up here. The improved Conservative position in voting intention was echoed by improved ratings for David Cameron - his approval rating is now neutral, with 47% thinking he is doing well, 47% badly (the first time he's
Tonight's weekly YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline voting intention figures of CON 38%, LAB 41%, LDEM 11%. The three point Labour lead is the smallest recorded in a YouGov poll since January and confirms the narrowing of the Labour lead we saw in YouGov'
The ICM poll last night has produced various comments from people dismissing it or defending it. Let's put it in some context. Firstly there is no large swing here. All the parties are within 2 points of ICM's last poll, so there is no reason to
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