Tonight's polls

I am in a meeting tonight, so may not be back in time to put up tonight's figures. We should be expecting YouGov, ComRes, and probably ICM and Opinium. Please use this thread to discuss them, and I'll update on my return.

YouGov regional figures

PoliticsHome have YouGov's regional figures for the past week here. These are the first properly weighted regional breaks from YouGov on data entirely after the first debate (the data release last week straddled it) and they seem to suggest that the Lib Dem boost is stronger in the

YouGov/Sun - 34/28/30

YouGov's daily poll has topline figures of CON 34%(-1), LAB 28%(+1), LDEM 30%(+2). No significant change from yesterday's figures, but the Lib Dems at are 30%, so the Lib Dem surge remaining healthy here. I wasn't expecting any other polls tonight

More from YouGov/Sunday Times

There aren't normally many polls on Sunday night - YouGov's Sun poll will be out later - but I've had chance to look at more of the YouGov/Sunday Times data from yesterday/this morning, including that article from Peter Kellner on marginal data.

Sunday Polls 2 - YouGov & BPIX

We have details of two more polls - YouGov's poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures, with changes from yesterday, of CON 35%(+1), LAB 27%(-2), LDEM 28% (-1). BPIX in the Mail on Sunday have figures, with changes from a week ago, of CON 34%

Sunday polls - ICM, ComRes and MORI

It's Saturday night, so I'd expect lots of polls for the Sunday newspapers. The first out of the traps are ComRes, ICM and MORI. ComRes for the Sunday Mirror and Independent on Sunday has topline figures of CON 34%(-1), LAB 28%(+3), LDEM 29%(+2)

Harris/Daily Mail - 34/26/29

I didn't expect any other polls tonight, but there's also a new Harris poll in the Daily Mail. The topline results, with changes from the previous Harris poll, are CON 34%(+3), LAB 26%(nc), LDEM 29%(-1), so a slight movement back towards the Conservatives,

YouGov show no real change from 2nd debate

YouGov's daily poll is out - the first since the second debate - and it seems to have had virtually no effect. Topline figures with changes since yesterday are CON 34%(nc), LAB 29%(nc), LDEM 29%(+1). No significant change since yesterday, and certainly not the sort

Ipsos MORI marginals poll

I've spent the last two days updating the candidates on the constituency pages (now all done apart from Northern Ireland - my greatful thanks to Blake Reynolds, David North and Matthew Israel for helping me collate all the data). In the meantime I seem to have missed MORI&

Populus and ICM post debate polls

Populus and ICM have now also released figures from instant polls conducted straight after last night's debate. In the Times's Populus poll 37% of viewers thought Cameron had won, 36% said Clegg and 27% Gordon Brown. In ICM's reaction poll for the Guardian Clegg

...but ComRes have Clegg ahead

ComRes meanwhile have the result as 33% thinking Clegg won, and Cameron and Brown in equal second place on 30%. So Clegg ahead rather than Cameron, and a closer spread between the three party leaders than with YouGov's figures. Angus Reid's current figures also have Clegg

YouGov call Cameron as winner of 2nd debate

YouGov's instant poll has David Cameron as the narrow winner of the second debate, the full figures are Cameron 36%, Clegg 32%, Brown 29%. The latest figures from Angus Reid have Clegg narrowly ahead - Clegg 35%, Cameron 33%, Brown 23% - but they will continue collecting data