ITV have apparently commissioned an NOP poll on voting intention for the Welsh Assembly election next month that will be released on Thursday, the first and so-far only pointer we so far have of what might happen in the Welsh elections. There has been a glut of polls on voting
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YouGov's monthly poll for the Telegraph unsurprisingly shows voting intentions largely unchanged from their last poll, conducted just a week ago - CON 39%(nc), LAB 32%(+1), LDEM 17%(+1). The poll was conducted between the 26th and 28th March. On the "forced choice" question,
Communicate Research's monthly poll has voting intention figures with changes from last month of CON 35%(-5), LAB 31%(+2), LDEM 20%(+3). The poll was conducted between March 23-25th. The figures appear to show a very sharp drop in Conservative support, but as noted before, the lack
This morning's Telegraph has the first post budget test of public opinion, a YouGov poll has voting intentions of CON 39%(+1), LAB 31%(-1), LDEM 16%(nc). The poll was conducted between Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. The changes from YouGov's last poll in the Sunday
ICM's March poll for the Guardian has another double digit Conservative lead - the topline figures are CON 41%(+1), LAB 31%(+2), LDEM 18%(-3). The increasingly regular hypothetical voting intention question on how people would vote with Brown as Labour leader as usual showed a larger
There are new YouGov and BPIX polls in the Sunday papers. Headline voting intentions in YouGov's poll show the Conservatives on 38% (up one from the last YouGov poll) and Labour on 32% (unchanged from the last poll), the Liberal Democrats are at 16% (down one). As usual,
An ICM poll in the Sunday Mirror shows their largest Conservative lead since their honeymoon after the 1992 election. The headline figures with changes from ICM's poll in the middle of February are CON 40%(nc), LAB 29%(-2), LDEM 21%(+2). The Sunday Mirror doesn't
Voting intentions in Populus's monthly poll for the Times, published on Tuesday, are CON 38%(+2), LAB 30%(-3), LDEM 18%(-1). This equals the largest Conservative lead recorded by Populus since the election. The poll was conducted between the 2nd and 4th March. Populus's hypothetical
As most readers of this blog will know, the Labour leadership is decided by an electoral college made up of MPs, party members and levy-paying members of trade unionists affiliated to the Labour party. A YouGov poll in Monday's Telegraph polls two of those three groups - party
Polls all round. ICM's monthly Scottish poll ahead of the May elections has constituency voting intentions of CON 16%(+3), LAB 29%(-2), LDEM 16%(-1), SNP 34%(+1) and regional voting intentions of CON 15%(+1), LAB 28%(+1), LDEM 17%(nc), SNP 32%(-1). Using Weber
Communicate Research's monthly poll for the Independent has topline voting intentions, with changes from last month, of CON 40%(+6), LAB 29%(nc), LDEM 17%(-4). The poll was conducted between the 23rd and 25th February. On a uniform swing the eleven point lead would be enough to
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