The full tables for YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times are now up here. As usual there were a range of subjects. Firstly, there are some bad findings for Ed Miliband. Asked if he is "up to the job" of Labour leader, 27% said yes
YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 40%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9%. It's the first time YouGov have shown Labour pulling ahead of the Conservatives since just after the first big student protests in November (the one where the building containing
I think there will be three polls tonight - Ipsos MORI, ICM (probably) and YouGov. Ipsos MORI's poll in the News of the World had a sample of only 800, so presumably won't have any voting intention figures. It finds 28% in support of the coalition&
Okay, I know my readers and I know most of you will regard this as disgustingly low-brow stuff that pollsters shouldn't be sullying themselves with - but it still comes down to measuring public opinion. In fact, for historical reasons YouGov has always been very interested in polling
ICM have a new poll out for the Electoral Reform Society about the AV referendum (full tables here). Asking about voting intention in the referendum 35% say they will vote yes, 22% no, 9% would not vote and 35% don't know. Regular readers will no doubt notice the
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 41%, LDEM 8%. It's the lowest Lib Dem score YouGov have ever shown, and as far as I can tell the lowest Liberal Democrat score any pollster has shown since September 1990, over
YouGov's daily polling figures today are CON 42%, LAB 39%, LDEM 9%. After a week or two of the two parties being neck and neck YouGov has shown the Tories ahead for three days in a row now. True, we're within the margin of error of
Interesting poll in the Republic of Ireland by RedC. Firstly, there's the voting intentions themselves post Ireland's economic troubles, just as an opportunity to marvel at the complete collapse of support for a governing party. In an election tomorrow respondents said they would vote Fianna Fail
The full tables for YouGov's Sunday Times poll are now up here. On the regular weekly trackers of the leaders' approval, David Cameron is up slightly at plus 5 (from +2 a week ago), Ed Miliband continues downwards at minus 14 (from minus 9 a week ago)
Very little polling in this Sunday's papers - all I can see is the weekly YouGov poll in the Sunday Times, which has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 39%, LDEM 10%. No sign of the other questions from the poll on the YouGov website site yet.
There are unlikely to be any polls out tonight, so I thought I'd have a look at some of YouGov regular trackers that quietly roll by on a fortnightly basis without much comment, since it's really the long term trends that matter. These figures are all
YouGov's daily figures this morning are CON 41%, LAB 38%, LD 11% - putting the Conservatives back in the lead (and, indeed, it would make YouGov the only company showing them in the lead). Given YouGov's polls have had the two main parties neck and neck
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