The Times have released a new poll following the PBR. It isn't the first since the PBR, but unlike YouGov's respondents would have had chance to see the media reaction following the PBR and start to digest it. It sadly doesn't have any voting
The full details of the YouGov poll are now up on their website here. Looking at the regular trackers the movement continues to be strongly in Labour's direction. 28% are now satisfied with the government, compared to 23% last month. David Cameron's lead as best Prime
The first poll since the PBR is in the Telegraph tomorrow. The YouGov poll has topline voting intentions of CON 40%(-1), LAB 36%(nc), LDEM 14%(nc). The poll was conducted Monday evening and today, so was entirely after the PBR, though as I said in my earlier post,
The press reaction to the PBR hasn't be particularly nice, but now we have to wait for the first polls to show us how the public have reacted. We are due the regular YouGov poll for the Telegraph this week - normally on Friday but it could be
A ComRes poll for the BBC's Daily Politics found that 65% of people said they had cut their expenditure because they were worried about the future and that a majority of people - 54% - disagreed that they would spend more if the government cut their taxes. An
A new ICM poll for the Sunday Mirror shows the Conservatives still enjoying a double point lead. The topling figures with changes from last month are CON 42%(-1), LAB 31%(+1), LDEM 19%(+1). I can't find any details of the fieldwork dates yet, but it'
With a poll showing the parties within touching distance, the speculation about an early election have been rife. How likely is it, I really don't know, but let's look at the pros and cons. On the pro side... 1) The economy is likely to get worse.
Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor shows the smallest Conservative lead so far since the figures began narrowing a few months ago. The topline figures, with changes from MORI's last poll are CON 40%(-5), LAB 37%(+7), LDEM 12%(-2). The fieldwork was conducted between Friday
As usual YouGov's poll in the Sunday Times contains a variety of questions. Looking at the economy first perceptions of how Gordon Brown is handling the crisis continue to head in a positive direction. Last month more people actually thought he was handling it badly than positively (37%
Over the last couple of weeks we've seen some apparently contrasting polls - have the Conservative lead dropped to single figures or not? Different polls have told different stories (and sometimes lead to people jumping the gun and thinking the Labour recovery has stalled or reversed). What is
A new ComRes poll in the Sunday Independent has topline figures, with changes from the most recent ComRes poll of CON 43% (+4), LAB 32% (+1) LDEM 12% (-4). I'm please to note than on his blog reporting the figures John Rentoul is drawing a comparison from the
A YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures, with changes from the previous poll a fortnight ago, of CON 41%(-1), LAB 36%(+3), LDEM 14%(-1). The 5 point Tory lead is the smallest lead since April and the smallest from YouGov since December last year. It
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