Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 11%. We can't tell much from that - it's perfectly inline with the 8 point Labour leads that have emerged from YouGov over the last week, but would
There is a new ComRes poll in the Indy on Sunday/Sunday Mirror. Topline figures are CON 36%(-1), LAB 40%(+3), LDEM 10%(-1), Others 14%(-1) - changes are since ComRes's last online poll a month ago, which had shown the Conservatives and Labour neck and
There is a YouGov@Cambridge poll out that included a question on how people would vote in a referendum on EU membership. 33% would vote to stay, 50% would vote to leave. This isn't much different from last September, when YouGov asked the same question and found 33%
There is some ComRes polling for ITV's News at Ten on the ongoing phone hacking scandal. 82% of people think Rebekah Brooks should resign, 4% do not and 14% aren't sure. last week ComRes found 75% of people wanted her to resign or be sacked, but
The full tables for YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times are now up here. Natually they are mainly dealing with the phone hacking scandal. Looking first at the regular trackers, David Cameron's own approval rating is down to minus 13 (from minus 10 last week)
This week's YouGov/Sunday Times poll has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 44%, LDEM 8%. A nine point lead is the biggest Labour lead in a YouGov poll since April (and follows two 8 point leads in the week, so is probably more than just margin of
Channel 5 news has a ComRes online poll tonight - just the one question asking if people thought Rebekah Brooks should remain in her job at News Corporation (sic*), be sacked or resign. 39% think she should be sacked, 36% think she should resign, 16% think she should stay in
Tonight's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 43%, LDEM 9% - so the eight point lead from yesterday is repeated, suggesting there may genuinely have been an increase in the Labour lead since last week. Meanwhile Channel 4 News this evening had
The news agenda has rather moved on from the strikes now, and is dominated by News International's travails - however, I expect we'll have to wait until the weekend to get any substantive polling on that (though I believe there is some Survation stuff tonight, which
Topline results for today's YouGov/Sun poll are CON 35%, LAB 43%, LDEM 10%. 8 points is the biggest Labour lead in YouGov's poll for just under a month, but I'll add my normal caveat about being cautious about any single poll that appears
Marketing Means have released results from a poll of the South-west of England, commissioned by the Western Morning News. Topline voting intention figures with changes from the general election are CON 42%(-1), LAB 28%(+13), LDEM 16%(-19), GRN 5%(+4). Compared to Marketing Means' last South West
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are here, mainly covering the strike and public sector pensions. 40% of people said they supported teachers going on strike last week, with 49% of people were opposed - exactly the same split YouGov found when they asked a similar question
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