There is an ICM poll in tomorrow's Sunday Telegraph. The topline figures, with changes from ICM's most recent poll, are CON 44%(+2), LAB 31%(+1), LDEM 18%(-2). The poll was conducted between the 25th and 26th March. It's a very slight increase
ICM have carried out a poll for the BBC in connection with Evan Harris's current Private Members Bill, which would put men and women on equal footing in succession to the crown and would remove the current laws that prevent the crown passing to anyone married to a
Firstly, from reading the Telegraph's headline you might have expected to find the public slavering after swinging cuts in public spending. Only 15% of people think spending should be maintained at its present levels or cut. Look at the actual question though, it doesn't suggest the
YouGov's monthly poll for the Telegraph shows no change at all since their last poll - support remains at CON 41%(nc), LAB 31%(nc), LDEM 17%(nc). As a whole the polls really are looking very static; after a period of volatility things seem to have settled
STV has a new poll of Scottish voting intentions in the European elections by Progresssive. Scottish voting intention for the June elections stands at CON 13%, LAB 41%, LDEM 10%, SNP 30%. This compares to a YouGov poll which had figures of CON 18% LAB 36% LDEM 11% SNP 29%
I've had a busy couple of days so have only just caught up with the Populus poll of the Unite trade union members in the Sunday Times. I had assumed the poll was Populus trying out polling Union members ready for a future Labour leadership contest, but actually
John Rentoul tells us there is a ComRes poll on its way tonight. I'm off out, so won't be updating till later, but feel free to discuss it here when it arrives. UPDATE: the topline figures, with changes from the last ComRes poll, are CON 41%
The second new poll of the day is ICM's monthly tracker for the Guardian. This is has topline figures, with changes from their last poll, of CON 42%(nc), LAB 30%(nc), LDEM 20%(+2). Clearly, as with the YouGov poll at the weekend, there is very little
MORI's monthly political monitor has topline figures, with changes from last month, of CON 42%(-6), LAB 32%(+4), LDEM 14%(-3). On the surface of it, a huge swing back towards Labour. As a caveat though, the previous MORI poll seemed rather out of line with others
I have a particular loathing for arguments that involve the words "at this stage in the cycle". It implies that public support automatically moves in certain directions depending upon how distant or close an election appears, as opposed to people changing their opinions in response to events. The
The full tables for the Sunday Times YouGov poll are available here and, as usual, there are questions on a wide and wonderful variety of things. Firstly on bank bailouts and bonuses, 62% of respondents thought that rescuing the banks will cost taxpayers in the long run, while 25% thought
As well as the normal YouGov poll in the Sunday Times, there was also a YouGov poll of Scotland in their Scottish edition. These figures are all acquired on the grapevine, so don't take them as gospel until the tables crop up on Monday! Scottish Parliament constituency voting
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