At least two polls in tomorrow's papers. ComRes in the Independent on Sunday is still to come, but we already have some details from a BPIX poll in the Mail on Sunday, which has topline figures with changes from last week of CON 42%(-3), LAB 20%(-3)
I've confirmed exactly what's gone on with the YouGov poll on European voting intentions. The graphic in the Sun shows the voting intentions of all those who gave a voting intention. However, as we saw in YouGov's last poll, YouGov's preferred measure
Labour at record low in Westminster pollLib Dems only three points behind LabourUKIP surge by 12 points in European voting intentions There is a new YouGov poll in tomorrow's Sun with Westminster and European voting intentions, both of which are striking in their own way. The Westminster voting
Today's Times has figures for European voting intention from the recent Populus poll - our first poll for the European elections from a pollster other than YouGov. The topline voting intention figures are CON 34%, LAB 25%, LDEM 20%, UKIP 6%, GRN 5%, BNP 2%. On a uniform
The first poll since the Telegraph began reporting the details of MPs expenses suggests the public are taking a plague on all your houses approach (or at least, a plague on both your houses, since the Liberal Democrats haven't suffered). The topline figures, with changes from Populus'
YouGov's poll in the Sunday Times also included voting intention figures for the European elections. Topline figures (with changes from when YouGov last asked back in January) were CON 36%(+1), LAB 25%(-4), LDEM 20%(+5), UKIP 7%(nc), Green 4%(-1), BNP 4%(nc), SNP&
As usual the Sunday Times asked questions on a wide variety of subjects, so here's some interesting highlights. On leader approval ratings, Gordon Brown's net approval stands at minus 46, Cameron's at plus 24, and Nick Clegg's at plus 15. That'
There are at least two voting intention polls in the Sunday papers, though so far we only have brief details. A YouGov poll in the Sunday Times has topline voting intention figures of CON 43%(-2), LAB 27%(nc), LDEM 18%(+1). The Conservatives are marginally below where they were
There is a snap ICM poll in the News of the World asking about reactions to the latest MP expenses revelations. Rather unsurprisingly, respondents overwhelmingly wanted MPs expenses published in full (91%), wanted them run by an independent body (91%) and thought that MPs standing had been damaged by the
The Labour leadership bandwagon seems to be rolling again. So, do the polls tell us anything about whether Labour would be better off without Brown? The answer, I'm afraid, is often no. Questions in polls about alternative leaders normally take two forms. The first is a straightfoward "
The Sunday Herald today had the results of a new TNS System Three poll of Scottish voting intentions. The topline figures were Scottish Parliament Constituency: CON 15%, LAB 29%, LDEM 11%, SNP 41%, Others 3% Scottish Parliament Regional: CON 13%, LAB 30%, LDEM 10%, SNP 40%, GRN 4%, Others 4%
We would normally expect to see Populus's monthly poll for the Times go into the field over the weekend, but given it is a bank holiday we'll have to wait and see if they delay it a week. In the meantime Saturday's Times does
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