Opinium's latest voting intention figures are CON 41%(+2), LAB 43%(-2), LDEM 5%(nc), UKIP 5%(nc). Theresa May's net job approval stands at minus 21, Jeremy Corbyn's at plus 4 (though May has regained a small lead on who people think would
The Times have published their first YouGov poll since the general election. Topline figures are CON 38%, LAB 46%, LDEM 6%. This is the largest Labour lead we've seen in any poll since the election, though the vast majority of polls have shown them ahead. Fieldwork was yesterday
ICM have resumed polling for the Guardian. Topline figures for their first post-election poll are CON 41%(-3), LAB 43%(+2), LDEM 7%(-1), UKIP 3%(+1) - changes are from the election result. In terms of methodology, ICM have dropped the turnout model that produced such large, but ultimately
A quick update on two new voting intention polls yesterday. Opinium in the Observer has topline figures of CON 39%(-5), LAB 45%(+4), LDEM 5%(-3), UKIP 5%(+3). Changes are since the general election. Jeremy Corbyn's net approval ratings are now substantially better than Theresa May&
This is largely for the sake of completeness, since as things stand I doubt the boundary changes will take place, nevertheless I thought I should really update the notional figures for the provisional boundary review. Calculating how the votes cast at the 2017 election would have translated into seats using
There's normally a somewhat quite period in terms of voting intention after an election. There's just been an actual vote, newspapers have blown all their polling budget during the campaign and even pollsters have to have a holiday. Sample quotas and weights all have to be
A year on from the EU referendum there was some new YouGov polling for the Times this morning. The country remain quite evenly split over whether Brexit is right or wrong, 44% think leaving was the right decision, 45% the wrong decision. There is not much optimism about negotiations -
The Mail on Sunday today had a new Survation poll on Brexit, YouGov had a longer Brexit poll in the week. After a general election that was supposed to be a "Brexit election" but didn't really contain much debate about Brexit, the agenda is now moving
A brief note - I've updated the two graphical swingometers on the site so they are based on the 2017 election results. The basic version is here, and the fancy version that lets you put in separate Welsh and Scottish figures is here (the old version without the
I've only had a couple of hours sleep so this is a very short comment on lessons from the polls at the election. The two best performing traditional polls seem to be those from Survation and Surveymonkey. Survation had a one point Con lead in their final GB
As usual, the final poll of the campaign (unless ICM do release updated figures) is from Ipsos MORI, who traditionally keep on polling on Wednesday evening and publish their final call in Thursday's Evening Standard. Topline figures are CON 44%(-1), LAB 36%(-4), LDEM 7%(nc), UKIP
So, here goes - the eve of the election means we get the final call polls. We already got Opinium's final poll yesterday and Ipsos MORI won't be till tomorrow, but everyone else should be reporting today. ICM have tended to show the strongest leads for
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