Time for another round up of interesting polls I missed over the last week. YouGov this morning has the first post-papal-visit reaction, 15% of people say the visit made them view the Pope more positively, 9% more negatively, the rest no difference. Slightly older, YouGov also asked about the idea
The front page of the Evening Standard today has as a big headline of "Boris to be Mayor Again". It is a rather brave conclusion based on this ComRes poll. Even being generous, it isn't really a voting intention poll - it's asking who
In advance of the Liberal Democrat's first party conference in power YouGov surveyed 566 Lib Dem party members. On the whole members remain strongly supportive of the Government, Nick Clegg and the decision to go into coalition, but express concerns over economic policy, reject the idea of a
As far as I know there are at least two new polls tonight. First up, YouGov's weekly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 41%, LAB 39%, LDEM 13%. There will likely be other questions once the Sunday Times itself goes up online, but I
Ipsos MORI's political monitor for September is out and has topline figures of CON 37%(-3), LAB 37%(-1), LDEM 15%(+1). Changes are from MORI's July political monitor - there does not appear to have been one in August. This is the second poll to
YouGov's daily poll for the Sun tonight has topline figures of CON 40%, LAB 39%, LDEM 12%. It's the lowest lead YouGov have shown since the election (and, indeed, since the election-that-never-was), although ICM have already shown the two parties neck and neck. We have been
Two new polls tonight - Populus for the Times (only their second poll since the election), has topline figures of CON 39%(nc), LAB 37%(+4), LDEM 14%(-4). Changes are since Populus's last poll just after the budget. YouGov's daily poll for the Sun meanwhile
The full tables for the Labour leadership poll are now up on YouGov's website here (for members), here (for Trade Unionists) and here (as a nice summary). There are a couple of other notable findings. 1) How perceptions of the candidates have changed during the campaign. Ed Miliband,
YouGov have carried out a fresh poll of Labour party members and Trade Unionists for tomorrow's Sunday Times. Six weeks ago a similar YouGov poll found David Miliband eight points ahead; today's poll finds the two Milibands neck and neck, with Ed Miliband very narrowly ahead.
Sky News have just had the front page of the Sunday Times up, with a new YouGov poll of Labour members and eligible Trade Unionists, showing the two brothers neck and neck. It is very close - YouGov's projection of the electoral college is now Ed Miliband on
There is a new ComRes poll of Labour councillors in England and Wales out today. This is fair enough in its own terms, a respectable and apparently well conducted poll of Labour councillors, and shows that amongst Labour councillors David Miliband is a more popular choice than his brother for
Two polls tonight. First YouGov's regular daily poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 42%, LAB 37%, LDEM 13%. The Government's net approval rating is nil - 40% approve and 40% disapprove. Secondly there is a ComRes poll, with significantly different figures. They have
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