As well as the regular GB poll, YouGov have released new Welsh and London polls this week. The London polling for the Evening Standard is here and has topline figures of CON 32%, LAB 42%, LDEM 7%, UKIP 10%, GRN 8%. Despite its Conservative mayor London tends to be more
We have a bumper crop of opinion polls today - as well as the regular twice-weekly Populus poll, weekly Ashcroft poll there is the first of a series of monthly Survation polls for the Mirror. Still to come tonight is the daily YouGov poll and a ComRes telephone phone for
The weekly YouGov/Sunday Times survey is up here and has topline figures of CON 32%, LAB 32%, LDEM 7%, UKIP 15%, GRN 7%. Most of the rest of the survey dealt with attitudes towards the Chilcot Inquiry and Iraq. Asked in hindsight whether Britain and the US were right
Week three of the year and the regular cycle of opinion polling is back to full speed, with the first ComRes and ICM polls of the year. Almost all the regular polling companies have now reported figures from 2015 (we're only waiting for Survation and ComRes's
A quick update on the latest voting intention polls. This morning's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 33%, LAB 34%, LDEM 6%, UKIP 14%, GRN 8% (tabs) - more typical figures than YouGov's Tuesday poll. There is also a new TNS poll
I hope most of my regular readers would assume a Daily Express headline about a "poll" showing 80% of people want to leave the EU was nonsense anyway, but it's a new year, a new election campaign, and it's probably worth writing again about
We've had two new voting intention polls today, and both continue the trend of increasing Green party support. I briefly mentioned the monthly ICM poll for the Guardian earlier on today, which had the Green party up four points to 9%, the highest they have ever registered in
Rob Hayward, the former Tory MP turned psephologist, gave a presentation at ComRes on Monday which has stirred up some comment about whether the polls are underestimating Conservative support. Historically the polls have tended to underestimate Conservative support and/or overestimate Labour support. It was most notable in 1992, but
Three new polls today - two GB polls and one Scottish one (and YouGov to come later). A week ago we had sharply contrasting polls from Lord Ashcroft and Populus - one showing a chunky Conservative lead, one showing a chunky Labour lead, both probably outliers. Today's Ashcroft
Back now, and ready to go through the rest of the Sunday polls apart from the voting intentions and pick out some of the more interesting findings: YouGov's poll for the Sun on Sunday asked about tactical voting (it didn't actually use the term, as I
I've been caught up with various family commitments this weekend, so a very brief summary of the polls in the Sunday papers. We have the monthly ComRes poll in the Independent on Sunday, the fortnightly Opinium poll for the Observer, two YouGov polls (one in the Sun on
I'm in meetings and out and about tomorrow, so I'm doing week two's round up tonight. The second week of 2015 and the long campaign we saw the first two phone polls of the year - Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor and
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