I expect the benefit data incident will result in a deluge of polls over the next few days - the first one is already out, a snap YouGov poll for Channel 4 news. The topline figures with changes from YouGov's last poll are CON 41%(nc), LAB 32%
With all the main candidates in place last week saw the first proper poll on next year's London mayoral election (there have been some previous polls, but these were from sources without a strong track record and pitted Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone against unnamed alternatives). The poll
A new YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has voting intention figures, with changes from YouGov's previous poll at the end of October, of CON 41% (nc), LAB 35% (-3), LDEM 13% (+2). No dates yet, but the poll would probably have been conducted between Thursday and Saturday.
Depending on which pollster's figures you look at the Liberal Democrats have lost between a quarter and a half of their support since the last election. Where has it gone? Who will lose out if they recover? The graphs below shows the voting intention of respondents in ICM&
A new poll by ICM in the Sunday Express has topline figures, with changes from ICM's previous poll, of CON 43% (+3), LAB 35% (nc), LDEM 15% (-3). The poll was conducted between November 8th and 10th - Thursday to Saturday - so there does not appear to
As part of a Newsnight debate on immigration the BBC have commissioned a new poll from ORB on the subject. The overall findings are similar to those in the Ipsos MORI poll for the Sun - only 24% of people think the government is handling immigration well, with 72% thinking
The latest Populus poll for the Times has topline voting intentions, with changes from last month, of CON 36%(-2), LAB 37%(-3), LDEM 16%(+4). In his commentary Peter Riddell emphasises the parties are virtually neck and neck, the gap is mostly due to rounding with only 2 respondents
A new Ipsos MORI poll in the Sun has topline voting intentions of CON 40%, LAB 35%, LDEM 13%. This is in contrast to a MORI poll a week ago which showed Labour back up above 40%, ahead of the Conservatives. The five point Tory lead is the largest MORI
Almost a month since it was carried out the most recent YouGov poll for the SNP has been published on the YouGov website, I know some of my readers have been anxiously awaiting it! The topline voting intention figures for Westminster are CON 18%, LAB 42%, LDEM 11%, SNP 27%
Had things worked out differently today would have been election day. What would have happened? Polls at the time of the non-election announcement showed the Conservative's advancing, and polls in recent days have shown them in the lead, albeit, not by enough to get an overall majority. If
ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian had topline figures, with changes from their last poll for the Sunday Telegraph in mid-October, of CON 40%(-3), LAB 35%(-1), LDEM 18%(+4). It appears to show a significant increase for the Lib Dems - ICM are the pollster who
A ComRes poll for the Independent tomorrow has topline voting intentions, with changes from their last poll, of CON 41%(+7), LAB 33%(-4), LDEM 16%(+1). In amongst the flurry of polls we've had over the last two months ComRes haven't polled since mid-September, back
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