There were four voting intention polls yesterday - an unusual flurry, largely it appears because of the military action in Syria. YouGov and Opinium were their regular polls, but ComRes seems to be asked on Wed & Thurs in order to measure support for an attack beforehand, Survation was
This morning there was a new YouGov/Times poll asking about whether Britain should take part in military intervention in Syria. A solid majority of the public believe that there probably was a chemical weapons attack by the Syrian government or their allies - 61% agree, compared to 5% who
Today's Observer has, inevitably, news of someone else who wants to set up a New Centrist Party (NCP). Hence, to save some of the phone calls I'll get tomorrow asking whether the polls suggest a NCP would actually do well, here's my answer. First,
This morning's Times has their regular YouGov polling figures, a chance to see if the ongoing row over anti-Semitism in the Labour party has had any actual impact outside the Westminster bubble. Asked if Jeremy Corbyn is doing a good or bad job as Labour leader, 56% now
Today's Times has some fresh polling of Labour party members. It was conducted between Tuesday and Thursday this week in the wake of the anti-Semitism row, though is also the first opportunity we've seen since the general election to take the general political temperature among Labour
You will unavoidably have noticed that today marks one year until Brexit day, when the article 50 timetable runs out and the British government has signalled its intention to leave the European Union. I've written a long piece over on the YouGov website here about where public opinion
ICM's regular poll for the Guardian today has topline figures of CON 44%(+1), LAB 41%(-1), LDEM 8%(+1). Fieldwork was between Friday and Monday, and changes are from a fortnight ago. Tabs are here. There was also an Opinium poll for the Observer at the weekend,
Tonight's Times has a YouGov poll conducted on Wednesday night and Thursday daytime, giving us our first steer on the public reaction to the poisoning in Salisbury. 73% of people in the poll think that Russia is responsible for the poisoning, 21% are unsure, 5% don't
We've had three voting intention polls in the last couple of days: Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor had topline figures of CON 43%(+4), LAB 42%(nc), LDEM 6%(-3). Fieldwork was over last weekend (Fri-Wed), and changes are from January. Tabs are here. YouGov/Times
Quick update on recent polls - ICM in the Guardian have topline voting intention figures of CON 43%(+1), LAB 42%(-1), LDEM 7%(nc) (tabs are here). Voting intention remains as static as it has been for the last eight months or so. The rest of the poll was
Saturday's Times had the latest YouGov voting intention results, which were CON 40%(nc), LAB 42%(+1), LDEM 8%(nc). It also had results from a poll asking about the media allegations about Jeremy Corbyn having met a Czech spy in the 1980s, which clearly illustrated why such
YouGov have a new poll of London for Queen Mary University of London. Westminster voting intention in London stands are CON 33%, LAB 53%, LDEM 8% - little different from at the general election. More interesting, given we are only a few months away from the London council elections in
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