The next part of YouGov's poll of Labour party members for Ian Warren is out here, dealing with the party leadership. Approval of Jeremy Corbyn among Labour party members remains solid - 72% of party members approve of him, 17% disapprove. So while there is a rump of
ICM have released their weekly tracker on the EU referendum. The poll was conducted between Friday evening and today, so it was after Cameron's EU deal was announced but was almost entirely before Boris Johnson endorsed the leave campaign (only eleven responses are "post-Boris"). Topline voting
There are two new polls on the EU referendum today. While the YouGov and ComRes polls conducted after the draft renegotiation showed a sharp movement towards LEAVE, these two paint a far steadier picture (though given one is online and one was conducted by phone, their overall figures contrast with
Here's a round up of polls over recent days. For a quiet February week in a post-election year, there's quite a lot to rake over. The monthly ICM poll for the Guardian has topline figures of CON 39%, LAB 32%, LDEM 7%, UKIP 11%, GRN 4%
Ipsos MORI have re-asked their questions on the junior doctors' dispute ahead of the second strike today. The overall level of support remains the same, with two-thirds backing the strike, but underneath that opinions appear to be polarising. While the 66% of people supporting the strike is the same
As well as the new EU poll, Friday's Times also had a new YouGov Scottish poll. There was also a new TNS Scottish poll in the week. Topline voting intentions for Holyrood were: YouGov (tabs) Constituency: SNP 50%(-1), LAB 19%(-2), CON 20%(+1), LDEM 6%(+1)
Tomorrow's Times has a YouGov poll on the EU, conducted after the announcement of the draft renegotiation proposals. Topline referendum voting intentions are REMAIN 36%(-2), LEAVE 45%(+3), DK/WNV 19%. While the changes since YouGov's last poll a week ago aren't huge,
A quick update on some polling figures from the last few days. ComRes released a new telephone poll for the Daily Mail on Friday. Topline voting intention figures were CON 37%, LAB 32%, LDEM 6%, UKIP 12%, GRN 4% (tabs are here.) On the EU referendum ComRes had voting intentions
Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor is out today, with topline figures of CON 40%, LAB 31%, LDEM 7%, UKIP 11%, GRN 4%. Full details and tables are here. MORI also asked respondents to choose between the parties on various more specific measures - a bank of questions with
Today the polling inquiry under Pat Sturgis' presented its initial findings on what caused the polling error. Pat himself, Jouni Kuha and Ben Lauderdale all went through their findings at a meeting at the Royal Statistical Society - the full presentation is up here. As we saw in the
The MRS/BPC Polling Inquiry under Pat Sturgis is due to release it's initial findings at a meeting this afternoon (and a final written report in March). While I expect much more detail this afternoon they've press released the headline findings overnight. As I suggested here,
The monthly ICM poll for the Guardian is out today and has topline figures of CON 40%, LAB 35%, LDEM 6%, UKIP 10%, GRN 3%. The full details are on ICM's website here and again come with some pretty candid and downbeat commentary from Martin Boon, who writes
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