YouGov's monthly poll for the Telegraph shows a massive 18 point lead over Labour. The full topline figures are CON 44%(nc), LAB 26%(-2), LDEM 17%(nc). The poll was conducted between the 21st and 23rd of April, so while the 10p row was at its height,
The mruk poll in the Sunday Times also included a voting intention question for the Westminster elections. Strictly speaking it's not a proper mruk poll of London voting intentions, since it there is no proper likelihood of voting filter (we can't be certain that people who
On Sunday there was a mruk Cello poll on the London elections and we needed to be a bit wary as we had neither track record nor methodological details to judge it by. Well, their full tables are now up on their website here so we can have a proper
ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian has voting intention figures, with changes from their last poll, of CON 39%(-4), LAB 34%(+2), LDEM 19%(+1). It was conducted between the 18th and 20th of April. It is obviously a sharp reduction in the Tory lead when the
YouGov's weekly Mayoral election tracker for the Evening Standard has topline voting intentions of JOHNSON 44%(-1), LIVINGSTONE 37%(-2), PADDICK 12%(nc). Once second preferences are reallocated the result is JOHNSON 53%, LIVINGSTONE 47%. Johnson's lead has fallen from the heights it reached earlier in
There are two polls in the Sunday papers. Firstly there is a nat-rep Populus poll for the Sunday Mirror. The topline voting intention figures, with changes from Populus's last poll, are CON 40%(+1), LAB 30%(-3), LDEM 19%(+2). The poll was conducted between 16th and 17th
Over on PoliticsHome there is a daily poll of around 100 'political insiders' - political editors, columnists, MPs, heads of think tanks and so on (there is a list of 'outed' members here but lots are anonymous). The theory behind it is not to reflect the
As usual the YouGov poll in the Sunday Times contained a wonderful grab-bag of issues. One that got some coverage in the papers was a question asking how people would vote if Tony Blair was still Prime Minister - it is of course pure media fluff given that Tony Blair
Boris Johnson's lead in the latest YouGov poll for the Evening Standard has halved. The topline voting intention figures, with changes from last week, are JOHNSON 45%(-4), LIVINGSTONE 39%(+3), PADDICK 12%(+2). Re-allocating second preference votes increases Johnson's lead slightly, putting him 8 points
Conservative Home is reporting that the MORI poll we'd been expecting in tomorrow is, in fact, a London mayoral poll. It apparently shows voting intention with second preferences reallocated as Johnson 51%, Livingstone 49%. It's the first MORI poll putting Boris ahead, although given that their
A new YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has voting intention figures, with charges from their last poll, of CON 44%(+1), LAB 28%(-1), LDEM 17%(nc). The poll would have been conducted between the 10th and 11th of April, so the fieldwork would have co-incided with the Bank
YouGov have published a lengthy piece of polling on attitudes towards immigration, conducted for a three party Channel 4 Dispatches programme on the subject. There's plenty of interest in the figures here. What interested me most there is the contrast in attitudes towards asylum seekers and economic migrants.
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