Here are some bits and pieces from polls you may have missed. ICM did a poll on Faith schools for Channel 4. On the principle of faith schools, 37% thought there should be faith shools, 59% disagreed (although the wording was a bit harsh - the anti-faith school argument said
There is a new YouGov welsh poll for ITV Wales, full tables are here. Topline voting intentions with changes from YouGov's poll last month are. Assembly constituency: CON 22%(+2), LAB 39%(-1), LDEM 10%(-3), PC 23%(+1) Assembly regional: CON 21%(+1), LAB 39%(+2), LDEM
I don't normally do a post everyday on YouGov's daily tracking figures - it is, after all, the trend that counts, not the change from day to day. This one is worth noting though. Following on from the net approval rating of zero yesterday, YouGov'
Today's YouGov voting intentions and government approval ratings are the worst for the Conservatives since the election. The net government approval rating is zero - 40% of people approve of the government's performance, but 40% of people disapprove. On voting intention the Conservative lead is down
Just realised I've missed an Ipsos MORI poll of Scottish voting intentions here, MORI's first Scottish voting figures since the general election. Westminster: CON 14%, LAB 40%, LDEM 13%, SNP 29% Holyrood Constituency: CON 11%, LAB 37%, LDEM 13%, SNP 34% Holyrood Regional: CON 12%, LAB
At the start of the week the Daily Mail ran a headline saying only 20% of people thought David Kelly committed suicide. The Mail claimed it was an overwhelming rejection of the official verdict - it wasn't actually quite as overwhelming as it seems, by only mentioning the
Two more polls from last night. ComRes has a new voting intention poll for the Mirror and GMTV. Topline figures are CON 39%(nc), LAB 33%(nc), LDEM 15%(-1), so virtually no change from their poll in the Indy a week and a half ago, and still showing Labour
There is a new ICM poll in the Guardian tomorrow that probably isn't what David Cameron hoped for on his 100th day in power. Topline voting intention figures are CON 37%(-1), LAB 37%(+3), LDEM 18%(-1). This is the first time an ICM poll has shown
Many years ago Teletext (those of you over 25 will remember it) used to have phone in polls on issues of the day. On occassion they would ask voting intention, and it would invariably show the Conservatives on about 80% of the vote even in the midst of Blair'
Tomorrow's Sun has some YouGov polling around David Cameron's first hundred(ish) days in power. Topline voting intention is CON 41%, LAB 37%, LDEM 15%, a four percent lead for the Conservatives. Over the last week or so YouGov seem to have started to show leads
There was a Harris poll in the Daily Mail yesterday. Voting intention figures are incomprehensible. To quote from the Mail "The Tories are down from 36 per cent at the election to just 29 per cent, while Lib Dem support has collapsed from 23 per cent to just 12.
On Newsnight yesterday they had a price about what the political impact might be of the reduction in seat numbers to 600, based on a projection by Simon Wilks-Heeg and Stephen Crone. Mark Pack has kindly put Wilks-Heeg and Crone's actual paper up on scribd here. The paper
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