ComRes have a new poll of Londoners out. Asked who they'd prefer between Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone, Boris leads Ken by 44% to 35%. Unlike the rather odd question last month, this one didn't have Oona King in, gave people the option of saying other,
There were two more polls in the Sunday papers. BPIX in the Mail on Sunday had voting intentions of CON 41%, LAB 37%, LDEM 13%. There was also a new Angus Reid poll in the Sunday Express, which seems to be their first voting intention poll since the election and
YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 39%, LAB 41%, LDEM 11%. Once again that's YouGov's highest Labour score since the election-that-never-was in 2007. Over in the New Statesman they've commented on the lack of conference bounces
Saturday normally doesn't see any polls being published, so I missed a new ComRes poll for the Indy last night. Topline figures were CON 39%(+2), LAB 36%(+1), LDEM 15%(nc), Others 10%(-3). Changes are from ComRes's previous online poll a fortnight ago and
ICM have a new poll out in tomorrow's Guardian showing Labour in the lead. Topline figures, with changes from ICM's last poll a month ago, are CON 35%(-2), LAB 37%(nc), LDEM 18%(nc). The poll was conducted directly after Ed Miliband's conference
YouGov's daily poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 39%, LDEM 12%. Rather to my surprise there is no meaningful increase in Labour's support from Ed Miliband's first conference speech as leader. Once again, more stuff to come either later
The rest of YouGov's post-Miliband poll is in the Sun here, and should be up on the YouGov website shortly. On the whole it's pretty positive for Miliband - albeit, in a "reserving judgement" sort of way. 43% think Miliband will do well as
I've been predicting for a while that we'd see some conference polls with Labour ahead, and bang on time tonight we have. The first voting intention poll with Ed Miliband as Lavour leader has topline figures of CON 39%, LAB 40%, LDEM 12%. It's
Later on tonight we'll have the first YouGov poll conducted since Ed Miliband's victory - I've seen the results now, so I'm not going to say anything that could be construed as a hint. In the meantime, here's some more
Ed Miliband is, as I am sure all readers will know, the new leader of the Labour party. The final result was Ed Miliband 51%, David Miliband 49% - the same splits as in YouGov's final poll of the electoral college. Unlike the poll though, David Miliband was
Is due at about 4.40pm. The last YouGov poll of Labour members and trade unionists had the Miliband brothers neck and neck. Ed Miliband was marginally ahead - but they were within the margin of error of each other and it could easily go either way (especially since MPs
Tonight's daily YouGov poll has topline figures of CON 43%, LAB 36%, LDEM 14% - quite a change from having the two main parties equal on 39% yesterday. Technically of course it doesn't have to mean anything - both are within the margin of error of
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