In my round up of AV polling earlier this week I said that while different companies were showing different topline figures, all the companies that had polled in the last month or so were united in showing the tide moving in the direction of the NO camp. ComRes's
Tonight's daily YouGov/Sun poll has topline figures of CON 34%, LAB 45%, LDEM 9%, Others 12%. An eleven point lead for Labour is the largest lead YouGov have shown since the election. Over the last few weeks YouGov have been showing an average lead of around about
YouGov's monthly(ish) Welsh poll for ITV Wales is out. It was conducted after the results of the Welsh referendum were known. Topline figures with changes from last month are: Constituency: CON 20%(-1), LAB 48%(+3), LDEM 7%(nc), Plaid 19%(-2) Regional: CON 20%(nc), LAB
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9% - all pretty much as usual for the daily polling. One thing this is worth noting is that other parties are collectively at 14%, which is the highest that YouGov have had
Different companies and different questions are showing a wide variety of different results on the AV referendum, but they all show the tide moving in the NO campaign's direction. At one end YouGov's latest poll, prompted with explanations of what the AV and FPTP systems are,
The Times has a new Populus poll tonight - topline figures are CON 35%(-1), LAB 41%(+2), LDEM 11%(nc). Others are presumably on 13% - the Times report says UKIP are on 5%, the Greens on 4%. There is a slight move towards Labour since last month, but
There is a new Scottish poll by TNS-BMRB in the Herald this morning. The topline figures are: Holyrood Constituency: CON 12%(+3), LAB 44%(-5), LD 11%(+4), SNP 29%(-4) Holyrood Regional*: CON 11%(+2), LAB 39%(-8), LD 10%(+3), SNP 29%(-4), GRN 6%(+3) Most recent
The tables for YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times are now up here. Most of the poll covers the situation in Libya and how Britain should respond. Asked how David Cameron has respondened so far the public give a broadly negative reaction - 32% think he has
YouGov's topline figures for the Sunday Times tonight are CON 35%, LAB 43%, LDEM 10%. I had a request in the comments to include the UKIP score in case there was some sort of Barnsley boost. I wouldn't expect one, and indeed there's no
I'm sure all regular readers will already know, Labour easily held the Barnsley Central by-election with an increased majority. UKIP ended up in second place and the Liberal Democrats in 6th place, their lowest position in an English by-election (they've done it twice before in Scottish
YouGov's daily poll tonight has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 10% - back to a Labour lead of six points. Note that this morning we did successfully manage to get the data from yesterday's survey, which was not beyond recovery after all. The
Tomorrow we have two actual elections to look at, both of which have been rather forgotten about. First there is the Barnsley Central by-election. Barnsley Central is a safe Labour seat, and hence has attracted little attention - it will be held easily by Labour. In 2010 Labour received 47%
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