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 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
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'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
All over. We should have similar quick reaction polls from ComRes and YouGov, and live results from Angus Reid. For the last debate there was also a Sky News poll, which I am somewhat dubious about (the panel looks like it was specifically recruited, so was basically open access). I&
YouGov's daily poll for the Sun is out early (it seemed a bit pointless to put it out at the same time the debate started, by the time anyone noticed it, it would have been out of date!). The topline figures are CON 34%(+1), LAB 29%(+2)
The figures for ComRes's rolling poll tonight are CON 35%(nc), LAB 25%(-1), LDEM 27%(+1), with changes from yesterday. The poll is made up of samples from Monday and Tuesday. In the comments below the last post there was quite a lot of discussion about the
Tonight's YouGov poll has topline figures of CON 33%(+2), LAB 27%(+1), LDEM 31%(-3). A drop for the Liberal Democrats, but YouGov has been bouncing back and forth between Lib Dem and Tory leads since the debate - realistically the position seems to be stable, with
Ipsos MORI's main election polling seems to be their marginals polling for Reuters, so we haven't actually had a national voting intention poll from them so far during the campaign. Their April political monitor is now out, and shows the big Lib Dem boost from the
ComRes's poll tonight has topline figures of CON 35%(+3), LAB 26%(-2), LDEM 26%(-2). This puts the Conservatives nine points ahead, the biggest lead they've had since February from ComRes. Obviously it's showing a different trend to the other polls tonight, but
YouGov's daily poll has topline figures of CON 31%(-2), LAB 26%(-1), LDEM 34%(+3). YouGov seem to be bouncing back and forth between Lib Dem and Conservative leads, realistically the movement is probably all margin of error stuff and true position that the Conservatives and Lib
There are at least four new polls out tonight - YouGov, Populus, Angus Reid and ComRes. Two have appeared already. Populus in the Times were one of the few pollsters not to have done a post debate poll yet, their first since the debate has topline figures of CON 32%
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