There was a new ICM poll of British Muslims in the Sunday Telegraph. The finding in the poll that got the most coverage was a question that suggested that 40% of British Muslims supported "there being areas in Britain which are pre-dominately Muslim and in which sharia law is
MORI have carried out a new poll on the Danish cartoons of the prophet Mohammed for the Sun. The majority of the questions asked produced results very close to YouGov's findings in the Sunday Times, there were though a few interesting questions that YouGov didn't cover.
Gordon Brown has always been popular as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Until recently he had exceptionally positive approval ratings, and even with recent falls he still enjoys postive ratings - even more so when you compare them to the highly negative approval ratings registered by Tony Blair. Thinking someone makes
YouGov's poll for the Sunday Times also addresses the row over the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed by a Danish newspaper, the subsequent protests and wider questions of the fight against terrorism. 56% of respondents told YouGov that it was right the cartoons were published "
A new YouGov poll in the Sunday Times shows Labour maintaining the small lead they pulled out in the last YouGov poll, while the Lib Dems recover slightly, but remain well down in the mid-teens. The topline figures with changes from YouGov's last poll are CON 37%(-2)
Opinion polls on voting intention are a snapshot of how the political parties current support stacks up. They aren't an attempt to predict the next election, they aren't even really an attempt to show how people would vote in that mythical "general election tomorrow"
After a day of bizarre speculation over an unpublished private poll yesterday, YouGov have today released the details of a further poll of Lib Dem members - this time commissioned by John Stevens (presumably the former Conservative MEP and one time leader of the Pro-Euro Conservative Party, who is listed
February's monthly Populus poll has been published - the topline figures with changes from last month are CON 37%(+1) LAB 36%(-3) LD 18% (+2). Populus's last poll was taken in the middle of Charlie Kennedy's ousting had shown the Lib Dems down
This mornings Times only printed the sparsest of details of this month's Populus poll (the full voting intention figures are due to be published tomorrow). What they did publish were the details of a Populus poll of British Muslims carried out in December on behalf of several Jewish
It seems a bit unecessary to point out, but I've redesigned the website again - we thought it looked a bit too corporate and not quite "bloggy" enough inside the YouGov wrapper, so it's gone back to standing alone. Old links will still work,
The teaching of evolution is a big issue in the USA - the PollingReport.com archive has whole pages of opinion polls on evolution. Polls in the UK don't ask about evolution, after all, we don't need to. Apart from the controversy over Emmanuel College Gateshead
MORI's monthly political monitor isn't quite as grim for the Liberal Democrats as their poll for the Sun earlier this month. The topline figures, with changes from their previous poll, are CON 40% (+1), LAB 38%(-1), LDEM 17%(+2). This probably doesn't reflect
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