Today’s Evening Standard carries a new YouGov poll of London. The topline voting intention figures are CON 45%, LAB 33%, LDEM 16%. This represents a swing of 9.5% from the last general election, which is actually marginally lower than the swing to the Conservatives in the country as a whole, which the last YouGov poll

CONSERVATIVES 45% (+2) LABOUR 33% (-4) LIB DEMS 16% (+3) YouGov: London moves further to the Tories A new YouGov poll on voting intentions in London is out in tonight’s Evening Standard. The comparisons above are with the last such poll which was published in mid-January. Then it appeared that the swing to Cameron’s party was less than in

Labour has fallen to its lowest ever opinion poll rating in a YouGov poll for The Sun. On the general election question, the Tories were at 41 down two from the last YouGov poll, Labour on 22 down five and the Lib Dems up one on 19. The Sun calculates that this would deliver the Tories a majority of 152. However, the poll contains numbers that should worry the Tories and show just how badly the ma...

CONSERVATIVES 43% (+11) LABOUR 37% (-2) LIB DEMS 13% (-9) Why’s the swing smaller in the capital? A new poll of London voters from Yougov for the Evening Standard suggest that there’s been a big swing to the Tories since the general election. The shares are above with changes on what happened in May 2005. The paper suggests that Labour

What I assume is the first post-Lib Dem conference poll (the dates aren’t available, but YouGov normally have a fast turnaround) shows a healthy boost for the party. The topline figures in the YouGov poll, with changes from their last poll before the conference season began are CON 44%(-2), LAB 23%(-3), LDEM 20%(+4). It’s more

Good to see my newly-installed poll 'early warning system' has kicked in effectively, the YouGov poll announced this evening is as follows: Conservatives - 41% (-) Labour - 31% (-) Lib Dems - 17% (+2) It seems the biggest splash will be in relation to public spending. The Telegraph has more but for now I'm off out for dinner.

More bad news for Gordon Brown and his bunch of incompetents. The Evening Standard is reporting that it's latest YouGov poll shows a massive swing (14 London seats) in favour of the Conservative Party. The graphic shows the change since 2005 in brackets.

Channel 4 have released a new YouGov poll of marginal seats that projects a Conservative majority of between 60-70 seats were it to be repeated at a general election. The last time YouGov carried out a marginals poll like this was at the tail end of October, when the Labour lead in national polls had narrowed

CONSERVATIVES 41% (-1) LABOUR 34% (-1) LIB DEMS ??% (??) Will this bring closure on the 2009 election speculation? There are reports that the first poll of 2009, a YouGov survey for the Sun, has the Tories still on a seven point lead. No other detail is available at the moment and I have no confirmation. More will follow as

Today's YouGov poll, taken after the PBR, puts Labour on 36% (same as at the last General Election), the Tories on 40% and the LDs on 14%. On a uniform swing this would give Labour 313 seats in the Commons (13 short of a majority), the Tories 289, and the Lib Dems 20. Most people agree that with the exception of ICM, the pollsters are under-reporting Lib Dem support by at least 3%. I agree but my ...