YouGov's tables in the Sunday Times are now online here. As usual the Sunday Times asked about an interesting range of topics. Looking at the trackers and the economic figures first, Gordon Brown's approval rating has jumped significantly - up to minus 21, its highest since
There is also a new ComRes poll out today, commissioned by pressure group Theos. The topline voting intention figures, with changes from their previous poll a week ago are CON 38%(-2), LAB 30%(+1), LDEM 20%(-1). These two polls were either side of Gordon Brown's interview
There is a YouGov poll in tomorrow's Sunday Times which, according to Sky, has topline figures of CON 39%(nc), LAB 33%(+1), LDEM 17%(-1). Unsurprisingly there is no great change from Friday's figure, but the lead does still seem to be shrinking and this
Warren in my comments has highlighted a poll by Kindle Research in the Brighton Argus covering the three Brighton and Hove constituencies. The voting intention figures it gives are: Brighton Pavilion: LAB 26%, CON 16%, GRN 12%, LDEM 5%, WNV 11%, DK 19%, Ref 7% Brighton Kemptown: LAB 24%, CON
YouGov re-asked the other half of their Conservative vs Labour statements from back in 2005 yesterday, and on two of the statements the pattern was much the same. More people thought the statement "It seems rather old and tired" applied to Labour than the Conservatives (by 34% to
I'm glad I was sceptical about the polls showing any shift back to the Tories in my Angus Reid post earlier, since today's YouGov poll for the Sun has now emerged, and has topline figures of CON 39%(nc), LAB 32%(+2), LDEM 18%(nc). At
PoliticalBetting have a new AngusReid poll up - their topline figures with changes from their previous poll are CON 40%(+2), LAB 26%(+1), LDEM 18%(-2). This is the highest Labour score that AR have recorded since they began voting intention polls in the UK last October, though it
The tables from the first of YouGov's daily election polls for the Sun are now up here and here. The most recent figures re-asked some statements comparing the two main parties that YouGov first asked back in the 2005 election campaign, allowing us to see just how much
Via David Roe over on Political Betting (and the Sky newspaper review) there is a new YouGov poll in the Sun tomorrow, with topline figures of CON 39%(+1), LAB 30%(-1), LDEM 18% (-1). It's a small rise in the Tory lead, but the previous YouGov polls
For the past two or three weeks all the polls have been moving in the same direction, with Labour closing the gap on the Conservatives. Tomorrow's ComRes poll in the Independent on Sunday however shows movement in the other direction. The topline figures, with changes from their poll
Every fortnight or so there is an Angus Reid poll for PoliticalBetting, and every fortnight or so there is the same discussion in the comments here about whether they are right or wrong. Why do Angus Reid consistently show a lower level of support for Labour? There probably isn'
Political Betting has a new Angus Reid poll. The topline figures, with changes from their previous poll a fortnight ago, are CON 38%(-2), LAB 25%(+1), LDEM 20%(+1). After three polls showing virtually no movement at all I was tempted to headline this poll "Angus Reid poll
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