Voting intention polling straight after a general election is probably the least interesting of any voting intention polling, especially a general election that has produced a decisive result. That goes all the more when two of the main parties have leadership contests, so voters don’t know who is going
I've been catching up on sleep after the election, but this is just to add a brief, post-election round up of how the polls performed. In 2015 and 2017 the equivalent posts were all about how the polls had got it wrong, and what might have caused it
It is the eve of the election and I'll be rounding up the final call polls here as they come in. YouGov already released their final call prediction last night in the form of their updated MRP projection. The voting intentions in the model were CON 43%, LAB
The final Sunday before the election. There should be plenty of polls out tonight (certainly we should see ComRes, YouGov, Deltapoll and Opinium - and perhaps others). I will update this post as they appear, and then round up at the end. The first to appear is SavantaComRes. Slightly confusingly
Below are the polls that have come out since the weekend. SavantaComRes/Telegraph (2nd-3rd Dec) - CON 42%(-1), LAB 32%(-1), LDEM 12%(-1), BREX 3%(-1) (tabs) YouGov/Times/Sky (2nd-3rd Dec) - CON 42%(-1), LAB 33%(-1), LDEM 12%(-1), BREX 4%(+2) (tabs) ICM/Reuters
General election campaigns provoke a lot of attention and criticism of opinion polls. Some of that is sensible and well-informed... and some of it is not. This is about the latter - a response to some of the more common criticisms that I see on social media. Polling methodology is
We have the usual glut of polls in the Sunday papers, with new figures from YouGov, ComRes, Opinium, BMG and Deltapoll. Topline figures are below: Deltapoll/Mail on Sunday - CON 45%(+2), LAB 32%(+2), LDEM 15%(-2), BREX 3%(nc). Fieldwork was Thursday to Saturday, and changes are
The mid-week polls so far are below: SavantaComRes (25th-26th) - CON 41%(-1), LAB 34%(+2), LDEM 13%(-2), BREX 5%(nc) YouGov/Sky/Times (25th-26th) - CON 43%(-1), LAB 32%(+2), LDEM 13%(-3), BREX 4%(+1) ICM/Reuters (22th-25th) - CON 41%(-1), LAB 34%(+2), LDEM
There were five GB voting intention polls in the Sunday papers (and the latest Panelbase poll appeared on Friday). BMG/Independent - CON 41%(+4), LAB 28%(-1), LDEM 18%(+2), BREX 3%(-6). Fieldwork Tuesday to Thursday, with changes from last week. (tabs) YouGov/Sunday Times - CON 42%
Here are the mid-week polls so far: Kantar - CON 45%(+8), LAB 27%(nc), LDEM 16%(-1), BREX 2%(-7) YouGov/Times/Sky - CON 42%(-3), LAB 30%(+2), LDEM 15%(nc), BREX 4%(nc) ICM/Reuters - CON 42%(+3), LAB 32%(+1), LDEM 13%(-2), BREX
There are (so far at least), five GB voting intention polls in the Sunday papers. YouGov/Sunday Times - CON 45%(+3), LAB 28%(nc), LDEM 15%(nc), BREX 4%(nc). Fieldwork was Thursday and Friday, and changes are from the YouGov/Times/Sky poll mid-week. (tabs) SavantaComRes/S Telegraph
A round up of voting intention polls published during the week. We have had three polls with fieldwork conducted wholly after the announcement from Nigel Farage that the Brexit party would not stand in Conservative seats: Panelbase (13th-14th) - CON 43%(+3), LAB 30%(nc), LDEM 15%(nc), BREX 5%
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