Ipsos MORI
Rishi Sunak's personal ratings have shown signs of recovery after a solid month for the Prime Minister. Ipsos MORI's latest release shows his personal approvals are up 5% on February - with net satisfaction rising by 10%. Keir Starmer sees a comparable downturn - his satisfaction
With some minor movement in the polls over the past weeks, it's worth taking stock of the potential electoral implications of present public opinion. Our average currently has Labour leading by 17.7%, based on our Uniform National Swing (UNS) model this would see them win the next
Ipsos MORI
Ipsos' latest Political Pulse has been released and, like most polling of the past six months, continues to suggest that the Conservative Party is broadly disliked - even though Rishi himself is somewhat more popular. Some Conservative Party figures have made modest gains in favourability over the past month.
PeoplePolling
Polling Twitter has been awash with discussion of one poll, from PeoplePolling, which put the Green party on 13%. Based on the weight of evidence, we can be confident this finding isn't accurate. Polling averages, ours included, put the party on less than half the figure, other pollsters&
With the dust beginning to settle on Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, the initial polling looks positive for the Chancellor. Savanta issued snap polling and found 49% of the public supported the budget overall - compared to just 20% opposing it. Support is highest amongst 2019 Conservative voters and
Immigration
The Government's campaigning and legislation on small boats and immigration appears to be having a positive effect on the Conservatives' perception on the issue. Ipsos MORI today released research into trust in the government's ability to handle immigration and there are clear signs of progress
Scotland
Taking a closer look at new Scottish polling from YouGov can elucidate the nature of support in the SNP Leadership contest. Although Kate Forbes remains the favourite of voters overall, at least when compared to the other candidates, Humza Yousaf is the preferred option of SNP members. This divergence is
At a recent away day to Windsor, election strategist Isaac Levido briefed Conservative MPs that Labour's polling lead was 'soft' and reports suggest the party hopes things are beginning to turn. So, does recent polling agree? There is certainly evidence that Rishi Sunak's personal
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Ipsos MORI
As Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget fast approaches, Ipsos MORI's latest political monitor highlights the challenging public opinion landscape facing the Chancellor. Labour still lead the Conservative on two measures of economic competence - both as the party with the best policies to manage the economy, and
Savanta
On Friday, Savanta released the first polling of SNP members ahead of their leadership contest. In common with the preference of Scottish voters, and SNP voters, the SNP membership opt for "Don't Know" ahead of any one candidate. Though, beyond this the membership does show a
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