With the Iranian election still disputed, some support for President Ahmadinejad has come from what seems to be the only solid poll during the campaign. Iranian election polls are notoriously dodgy - there is a list of those that emerged during the campaign on this wikipedia page, they show wildly
ICM's last poll was back at the tail end of May and was something of a sensation - showing the Liberal Democrats up on second place and Labour pushed down to 22% - something that wouldn't be particular unusual from YouGov, but was incredibly low for
YouGov have a new poll in the Sunday Times, the topline figures with changes from their last poll are CON 40%(+3), LAB 24%(+2), LDEM 18%(-1). It was conducted on Thursday and Friday. Both Labour and the Conservatives are up slightly - in YouGov's polls you
Full report to follow tomorrow, but there is a Populus poll in Friday's Times with topline figures of CON 36%(-5), LAB 24%(+3), LDEM 19%(+4). UPDATE: Lots of comment already on this one. Clearly it appears to show a sharp drop in Conservative support, an increase
A quick update on a poll I missed while everyone was recovering from the European elections and the government reshuffle. There was a TNS System Three (or, as they will be known in the future thanks to TNS's takeover by WPP, TNS-BMRB) poll in the Herald earlier in
As soon as there is a leadership crisis in a party, it is only a matter of time before the "how would you vote if X was leader questions" come along. Bang on time they have arrived, with ComRes providing the goods for tomorrow's Independent. Now,
We almost have the full results for the European elections, so how well did the pollsters do? Here are all the polls taken over the final weekend, plus that final YouGov poll on the eve of polling. Date CON LAB LDEM UKIP GRN BNP YouGov/Telegraph 03/06/09 26
The News of the World meanwhile has an ICM poll carried out in the constituencies of the cabinet (or at least, the constituencies of the cabinet prior to the reshuffle). The News of the World says it covered 18 constituencies represented by 18 "main cabinet ministers", so I&
YouGov have conducted a poll of Labour party members that shows half of Labour's own members want Gordon Brown to go, and Alan Johnson is the leading candidate to succeed him. It was conducted on Friday and Saturday, so after James Purnell's resignation and the extent
People I see keep asking me about exit polls, so just so you know there probably aren't any - or at least, none giving an early heads up of the result; the BBC or Sky may well have done some normal polling just to add colour to their
I suppose writing a final round-up was tempting fate somewhat! YouGov have conducted a final poll for the European elections, to be published in tomorrow's Telegraph and just released on Sky. Topline figures, with changes from the their last poll, are CON 26%(-1), LAB 16%(-1), LDEM
Having asked around most of the pollsters, I'm not expecting any more European election polls before the big day. So, with all the polling done, let's bring together the final polls of the campaign and see what they tell us about the likely result. ComRes/Green
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