ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian has Labour and the Conservatives unchanged from last month, though Labour have narrowed the gap since ICM's poll in the News of the World earlier this month. The topline figures with changes from the ICM/News of the World poll
More 4 News has a Populus poll on perceptions of the political parties. People were asked to rate the parties on a scale of 0-10, with 0 being very left wing and 10 being very right wing. On average voters put the Liberal Democrats at 4.55, Labour at 4.
The latest MORI poll, published in Saturday's Sun, had the Lib Dems down to 15%. This is their lowest rating in a MORI poll since 2002, and that was prior to MORI's change in methodology to filter my likelihood of voting. Remember, this poll was conducted
With hunting now banned, the League Against Cruel Sports seems to be targeting shooting - or at least, they commissioned a new poll from Communicate Research asking about people's attitudes to shooting. Communicate asked if people thought shooting wild birds or mammals for sport was acceptable or unacceptable
ICM's weekend poll for the News of the World also contained questions on the Prime Minister's 'respect agenda' and, though it doesn't seem to have been published in the paper, a hypothetical voting intention question asking how people would vote if Gordon
There is an ICM poll in the News of the World tomorrow showing the topline voting intentions (with changes since ICM's last poll in December) at CON 39%(+2), LAB 35%(-1), LDEM 20%(-1). The poll suggests that David Cameron is continuing to build upon his political
One of the most commented on polling questions in conservative circles last year is question asked by Populus in March (though similar exercises have been done by ICM and YouGov) that asked two groups of people if they agreed with the Conservative party policy on immigration. One set of people
The monthly Populus poll in the Times on Tuesday shows the Liberal Democrats down three points. Both Labour and the Conservatives are up marginally, meaning that the Labour lead remains steady at three points (though this is partially due to a slight change in Populus's past vote weighting
More results from YouGov's poll of party members are published in the Telegraph today. Ming Campbell remains the most popular choice of leader amongst Lib Dem party members with the support of 49% of respondents, compared to 21% for Simon Hughes and 13% for Mark Oaten. It is
Last month BPIX and Populus were the only two pollsters not to put the Conservative party ahead of Labour, on their figures this month the Tories have pulled level. The topline figures are CON 38%(+1), LAB 38%(nc), LDEM 16%(-1). The poll was conducted between Thursday and Saturday,
A YouGov poll in Saturday's Telegraph gives us the first proper idea of what Liberal Democrat party members think of Charlie Kennedy's position. The full poll will be published on Monday but, given that there is a fair chance that it will be old news by
I'm normally somewhat dubious about opinion polls of sectional groups that try to say how teachers, accountants, plumbers or whoever would vote. You quite often see polls of students like this, and I've always been rather dubious about how representive they can claim to be. This
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