No doubt we will have plenty of post-CSR polls tonight. We have already had two brief ComRes polls for the Indy and the BBC Daily Politics at the end of the week. ComRes found 59% thought the cuts "were unfair because they hit the poorest people", but also
The full results of YouGov's post CSR poll for the Sun are now up on the YouGov's website here. YouGov reasked many the economic questions from their pre-spending review poll at the start of the week to see if attitudes has shifted. Mostly they hadn'
The first YouGov/Sun poll since the spending review has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 40%, LDEM 10%. It's the smallest Conservative lead for a week or so, but there's no massive change from the pre-CSR polls - no collapse or increase in Tory support
There is a snap Ipsos-MORI poll out, carried out last night after the spending review. 41% thought that the government had made the right decisions, 38% that they had made the wrong decisions. MORI also asked about a few of the specific measures - 73% supported ending child benefits for
During the day yesterday YouGov asked people for their first reactions to the defence cuts - so this was largely conducted before David Cameron's formal announcement, but after almost the whole contents had been announced in the morning newspapers. A majority thought that the size of the defence
Ipsos MORI's monthly poll for Reuters is out, and has topline figures of CON 39%(+2), LAB 36%(-1), LDEM 14%(-1). Changes are from a month ago. YouGov's voting intention this morning was CON 41%, LAB 39%, LDEM 12%. There will be the normal YouGov
YouGov latest poll for the Sun assesses public opinion on the cuts ahead of tomorrow's comprehensive spending review. 60% of respondents saw the spending cuts as unavoidable, and most see this as the government's main motivation in making the cuts. 55% think that the coalition are
There is a new YouGov poll of London voters here, YouGov's first for the 2012 London mayoral election. In London's Westminster voting intention, Labour is four points ahead of the Conservatives, at 42% (up five from the general election), the Conservatives on 38% (up 3 from
Topline figures for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are CON 41%, LAB 39%, LDEM 11%. Proper report to follow tomorrow morning once the Sunday Times report and the tables are up. UPDATE: Voting intention is pretty typical of late, but some of the findings are more negative for the government.
ComRes's new poll for the Independent on Sunday and Sunday Mirror is out. Topline figures are CON 40%(+1), LAB 34%(-2), LDEM 14%(-1), Others 12%(+2). Changes are since ComRes's last online poll, conducted just after the Labour conference. The 34% for Labour is
Two new polls tonight - there is a new ComRes poll in the Indy on Sunday, and the weekly YouGov poll for the Sunday Times. Mike Smithson has a post up criticising the wording of the questions in the ComRes/Indy on Sunday poll. ComRes's polls for the
Conservative Home has two new Constituency polls conducted by Populus for Michael Ashcorft and looking at the constituencies of Nick Clegg and Chris Huhne. Full tables are on Lord Ashcroft's website here and here. Taking Eastleigh first, Chris Huhne's seat is a Con/LD marginal. In
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