The full tables from ICM's monthly poll are now on their website here. There are two questions that I don't think were in the Guardian (though I think the first was mentioned in their leader): firstly, there is relatively little appetite for an immediate general election.
ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian has topline figures, with changes from last month, of CON 44%(+6), LAB 32%(-1), LDEM 16%(-3). The poll was conducted between the 23rd and 25th January. The poll obviously shows a large and significant increase in Conservative support - the
I have put up a survey for readers of UKPollingReport here. It is mostly to allow me to get some feedback from readers about who you are what you'd like to see on UKPollingReport, but I'm also seeing what the consensus amongst readers here is about
Iain Dale is getting excited over the social class crossbreaks in the latest ComRes poll, which show a big Tory lead amongst C2s. I wouldn't get too het up about it - voting intention in class crossbreaks jumps about wildly from poll to poll because of the small
ComRes's monthly poll for the Independent has topline figures, with changes from ComRes's last poll a week and a half ago, of CON 43%(+2), LAB 28%(-4), LDEM 16%(+1). There are no dates yet, but on normal timetables it would have been conducted between
Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor has topline figures, with changes from their last poll, of CON 44%(+5), LAB 30%(-5), LDEM% 17%(+2). The poll was conducted between the 16th and 18th of January. Clearly it shows a very substantial shift in support from Labour to the
The voting intention figures from YouGov's poll for the Evening Standard last week have been released in today's paper. The topline figures, with changes from the last general election, are CON 43%(+11), LAB 37%(-2), LDEM 13%(-9) - equating to a 6.5 point
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are now available here. Looking at the other tracker questions they follow the same trends as the voting intention. Brown's net approval rating is minus 25, down from minus 17 last month and minus 13 the month before, a
The ComRes poll in the Sunday Indy also has a swing back to the Conservatives, albeit, the lead isn't quite as big as YouGov's. The topline figures, with changes from the last ComRes poll, are CON 41% (+2), LAB 32% (-2), LDEM 15% (-1). The poll
YouGov's monthly poll for the Sunday Times seems to pretty much confirm that the Labour advance we saw last year has now gone into retreat. The topline figures, with changes from YouGov's previous poll, are CON 45%(+4), LAB 32%(-2), LDEM 14%(-1). The poll
There is a YouGov poll of Londoners in the Evening Standard asking about Heathrow expansion. Slightly more people oppose the 3rd runway than support it, but it is hardly overwhelmingly: 43% opposed compared to 35%. Unsurprisingly, people in West London are more hostile towards the runway, 50% to 37%. Also,
With the clear trend having been towards Labour since Gordon Brown's bail out of the British banks, right at the tail end of last year we saw a couple of YouGov polls that indicated the trend might be moving back towards the Conservatives. The first poll of 2009
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