The daily conference polling from YouGov also contains various ad hoc questions (for example, this morning we are asking about whether Andrew Marr was right to ask Gordon Brown whether he was taking prescription drugs). For the last week YouGov mainly used it to ask tracker style questions we could
YouGov are carrying out genuine daily voting intention polls throughout the conference season. The first week's figures for the Lib Dem conference are up on the YouGov website here now (hopefully - it's IP blocked until we pass the embargo at 10.15!), and for the
The part of tomorrow's ComRes poll that will no doubt get the most attention is a series of questions asking how people would vote with a different leader. These appear to show that Labour would do better with any alternate leader, and that most of them would produce
There's a new ComRes poll in tomorrow's Indy. The topline figures, with changes from their last poll, are CON 38%(-2), LAB 23%(-1), LDEM 23%(+2). It's actually a smaller boost for the Lib Dems that the polls we saw from ICM and
For anyone interested in the German elections, here are the most recent opinion polls in Germany. There is a surprising lack of polls carried out in the last few days - presumably there isn't any law against them, since Forsa have managed to put one out with fieldwork
There is also a new BPIX poll in the Mail on Sunday. The topline figures are CON 40%, LAB 25%, LDEM 22% so largely inline with the other pollsters, showing the Lib Dems up to the low twenties following their conference. Last month's BPIX had very odd figures
This weekend has also produced two new polls for the Irish referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. A poll from TNS mrbi for the Irish Times has referendum voting intentions of YES 48%, NO 33%, so a slight narrowing of the YES lead since their previous poll which showed 46% to
Following YouGov's poll yesterday giving the Lib Dems a three point conference boost, a new ICM poll in the News of the World gives them at 4 point increase. The topline figures, with changes from their last poll just before the Lib Dem conference began, are CON 40%
The YouGov monthly poll for the Telegraph is out (presumably a day later than usual because of the Telegraph devoting yesterday to the story of how their expenses story was leaked). The topline figures, with changes from Yougov's last poll CON 39%(-2), LAB 26%(-1), LDEM 20%
I've already reported some nuggets from the September Populus poll, but hte full tables are now up on their website here. Populus normally carry out a special extended poll for the party conference, with some regular trackers on things like party image. This year is no disappointment. Tactical
Want to get some nice publicity around conference season? Commission a poll! Quite a few little bits and pieces over the last couple of days, so I thought I'd catch up with some. Firstly YouGov for Left Foot Forward asked about replacing Trident. 23% thought it should be
Here's a quick update on the Irish Lisbon Referendum. There was a new poll from Millward Brown on Sunday that put YES at 53% and NO at 26%. However, getting rather more attention is a poll from Gael Poll which claims to show YES and 41% and NO
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