Preferred Leader of the Labour Party YouGov: Which of these Labour MPs do you think would make the best Prime Minister when Mr Blair steps down? ICM: Which one of the following do you think should be the next leader of the Labour Party and hence Prime Minister?
A new Populus poll in the Times today asked people who they would like to see succeed Tony Blair as Labour leader. Gordon Brown continues to lead, and to dominate amongst Labour voters. 30% of the general public named Brown as their preferred successor, with 11% backing John Reid and
On the 5th anniversary of 9/11 there is, unsurprisingly, a new poll out on the war on terror. This time it is by YouGov for Sky News. The main findings are similar to the other recent polls on the issue. 63% of people told YouGov they thought there was
There are three new polls in the Sunday papers, though in only partial figures are available (or at least, only partial figures are available online). I shall write up fuller reports in the week when the tables are out. Until then, a new YouGov poll in the Sunday Times shows
They are coming thick and fast now! There are at least two more polls on the Labour leadership in Saturday's papers. Communicate Research in the Independent asked who people thought would succeed Blair as Labour leader (as opposed to who they would like to), 54% of people said
Two new YouGov polls on the Labour leadership tonight - one of Labour party members for Channel 4, and one of the general public in the Telegraph. The poll of Labour party members found that 59% wanted Tony Blair to resign before the Scottish, Welsh and local elections next May,
Barely noticed amongst the fuss over the Labour leadership*, there were some more figures from Populus's monthly poll in Tuesday's Times. There was sharp disagreement with the statement that increased security at airports was an over-reaction (a net agreement of minus 40). There was also another
Populus's monthly poll for the Times has voting intentions (with changes from July - there was no August Populus poll) of CON 36% (nc), LAB 32% (-2), LDEM 20% (+1). This is in line with the broad pattern shown by hte other pollsters last month - the Conservatives
A new YouGov poll for the Evening Standard shows voting intentions in London. The topline voting intention figures, with changes from how London voted at the last general election, are CON 39% (+7), LAB 31% (-8), LDEM 17% (-5), Others 13% (+6), representing a swing of seven and a half
Forced Choice Conservative or Labour preference ("forced choice") YouGov: (1) If you had to choose, which would you prefer to see after the next election, a Conservative Government led by David Cameron or a Labour Government led by Gordon Brown? (2) If you had to choose between the
There has been some too and froing in the Spectator over the YouGov poll a fortnight ago on the War on Terror. Last week Matthew Parris wrote (alas, subscription only) that he didn't believe the results and raised some questions over the wording and Allister Heath's
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