There is a new Scottish Ipsos MORI poll in the Sunday Times. The Sunday Times highlight that only 20% of people support full Scottish independence, though notably this was not a strauight YES/NO question asking voting intention in a referendum on Scottish independence. Rather it was a question asking
YouGov's monthly poll for the Telegraph is now out. The topline figures, with changes from YouGov's last poll, are CON 39%(-2), LAB 29%(+2), LDEM 19%(+1). A two point change in Conservative and Labour support is, of course, within the margin of error, but
The Telegraph has a new Scottish poll from YouGov. Looking at topline voting intentions first, Westminster support (with changes from way back in August) stand at CON 18%(-2), LAB 39%(+9), LDEM 12%(-6), SNP 24%(-2). As with the recent TNS-BMRB poll, it shows a real strengthening of
After the six point lead from Ipsos MORI, we now have a 17 point lead from Angus Reid. The topline figures, as I mentioned in my brief post below, are CON 39%(+1), LAB 22%(-2), LDEM 21%(+1). Others are unchanged on 18%. The poll was conducted over the
Mike Smithson has the latest Angus Reid poll for PoliticalBetting, conducted over the weekend just gone. The topline figures are CON 39%(+1) LAB 22%(-2) LDEM 21%(+1). I'm on the way to a meeting, and will post properly on my return - in the meantime feel
Just to illustrate a post I made a fortnight or so ago. At the time Jackie Ashley was assuring us that Labour's private polling "suggests that Labour could return to the Commons with just 120 MPs or thereabouts, taking the party back to 1930s territory." To
The tables for Ipsos MORI's poll are now up on their website, so we can dig about and see what's actually happened. Regular readers will know that the big difference between MORI and other pollsters is that MORI do not politically weight their sample. All the
There is a new(ish) Ipsos MORI poll in the Observer. The topline figures, with changes from MORI's previous poll in mid-October, are CON 37%(-6), LAB 31%(+5), LDEM 17%(-2). The poll was actually conducted last weekend at the same time as ICM's Guardian
There was some speculation in the last couple of days about whether the Queen's Speech will shift the political terrain. We won't know until the next round of polls arrive, but I would be very surprised if they were the beginning of any significant change for
We're overdue an Ipsos-MORI voting intention poll, which Mike Smithson has suggested may be published today. In the meantime there is a new poll on the death penalty up on their website here, commissioned by Channel 4 as a tie in with a drama last week. MORI gave
ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian is now available here. The topline figures with changes from the previous ICM poll at the end of October are CON 42%(nc), LAB 29%(+4), LDEM 19%(-2). The Conservatives are unchanged but there is a significant boost for Labour at
According to the Press Association (and Vincent Moss!) there is a new YouGov poll in the Sunday Times. The topline figures, with changes from YouGov's most recent poll just over a week ago, are CON 41%(nc), LAB 27%(nc), LDEM 18%(+1). Clearly there is no real
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