YouGov have some new questions up on their website on Afghanistan, the alternative vote and - most topically - the government's spending cuts. These are all questions that will be part of YouGov's regular trackers over coming months, replacing some of the pre-election trackers that were
There is a new Harris poll in this morning's Metro, I think it's their first since the general election. Voting intention stands at CON 36%, LAB 30%, LDEM 25%. Unlike all the other companies we've seen reporting post-election voting intentions (YouGov, ICM and ComRes)
YouGov's latest poll for the Sunday Times is now up on their website here. Topline voting intention figures, with changes from the end of last month, are CON 40%(+1), LAB 32%(nc), LDEM 18%(-3) - that's the first time the Conservatives have been at
The nominations for the Labour leadership are now closed, leaving us with 5 contenders: Ed Balls, David Miliband, Ed Miliband, Andy Burnham and Diane Abbott. John McDonnell withdrew earlier today and endorsed Diane Abbott, she also recieved a nomination from fellow leadership contender David Miliband. The latest published polling on
The Herald has a new TNS BMRB poll of Scottish voting intentions, I think it's the first since the general election (the Herald certainly claim it is, and I haven't seen any others). Holyrood constituency vote stands at CON 13%(nc), LAB 45%(+8), LDEM 11%
In the light of the Cumbria shootings (they weren't mentioned in the question, but will obviously have been in the minds of people answering), YouGov have a question in this morning's Sun on gun control. 69% of people wanted to see tighter regulation of guns (made
YouGov have a poll in this morning's Sun on Israel's boarding of the Gaza convoy. Asked about the principle of the Israeli blockade of Gaza 22% thought it was the right thing to do, 53% were opposed. Turning to the specific incident, 55% of respondents thought
There is a new ComRes poll out tonight. Topline voting intention figures are CON 37%(-1), LAB 33%(-1), LDEM 21%(nc). Clearly there is no significant change since ComRes's last poll in mid-May, with all the parties well within the margin of error.
There is a YouGov poll on David Law's resignation in the Sun this morning. Overall 72% of respondents thought that Laws was right to resign, and 34% said he should also resign as a Member of Parliament. However asked if he should eventually be able to return to
Ipsos MORI have a new survey for the Economist, exploring attitudes to several areas of the new government's programme. On nuclear power stations, 59% supported the building of new nuclear power plants to replace those at the end of their useful lives. This was a question that MORI
As well as the figures from the YouGov/Sunday Times poll there is also a new ICM poll out today, the first monthly ICM/Guardian poll since the election. Topline figures with changes from ICM's last poll are CON 39%(+1), LAB 32%(-1), LDEM 21%(nc)...exactly
As far as I can see from their website the Sunday Times only reported the Labour leadership figures from their YouGov poll this weekend. The whole poll is now up on YouGov's website here Topline voting intention figures with changes from last week are CON 39%(+2), LAB
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