Given the wave-making nature of the ComRes poll earlier, it's worth pointing out the YouGov poll for tomorrow's Sunday Times. Rather than a eye-catching increase in Lib Dem support, it records a 2 point fall for Clegg, Cable et al. Here are the headline numbers: Conservatives --- 44 percent (up 1 percentage point) Labour --- 32 percent (no change) Lib Dem --- 14 percent (down...
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Spectator on 15th Feb 2009 (via spectator.co.uk)
YouGov’s monthly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures, with changes from YouGov’s last poll, of CON 41% (nc), LAB 31% (nc), LDEM 17% (+2). Quite clearly there is nothing major here, with the two main parties static and the only change being a small increase for the Lib Dems. The poll also showed increases
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UKPollingReport on 14th Mar 2009 (via ukpollingreport.co.uk)
CONSERVATIVES 43% (-2) LABOUR 32% (nc) LIB DEMS 16% (+2) Was this predicted by the betting markets? The January YouGov poll for the Daily Telegraph is out and shows a small reduction in the Tory share and a small increase for the Lib Dem on compared with the last survey from the pollster the Sunday before last. The change
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politicalbetting on 30th Jan 2009 (via politicalbetting.com)
Further to the ComRes survey, news of a second poll out tomorrow; it's a YouGov poll in the Sunday Times: Comparisons are with the YouGov poll taken on the day of the Pre-Budget report, meaning an increase in the Tory...
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ConservativeHome on 16th Dec 2008 (via conservativehome.blogs.com)
Today's opinion poll for YouGov in the Sunday Times has the Conservatives ten points ahead of Labour: Conservative 43% (-2%)Labour 33% (+2%)Lib Dem 14% (-1%) Anthony Wells of YouGov and UK Polling Report comments:"The poll was conducted between the 9th...
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ConservativeHome on 12th Oct 2008 (via conservativehome.blogs.com)
YouGov’s monthly poll for the Telegraph has topline figures, with changes from the previous YouGov poll, of CON 41%(-3), LAB 31%(-1), LDEM 15%(+1). While the poll still shows them at 40% and with a double point lead, the poll suggests a slight fall in Tory support. It’ll be interesting to see if that is reflected
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UKPollingReport on 26th Feb 2009 (via ukpollingreport.co.uk)
According to Political Betting - and also now confirmed by the Press Association - tomorrow's Sunday Times carries a new YouGov opinion poll which puts the parties on the following percentages: Conservatives - 45% (+4)Labour - 32% (-2)Lib Dems -...
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ConservativeHome on 17th Jan 2009 (via conservativehome.blogs.com)
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
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UKPollingReport on 19th Sep 2008 (via ukpollingreport.co.uk)
The voting intention figures from YouGov’s poll for the Evening Standard last week have been released in today’s paper. The topline figures, with changes from the last general election, are: CON 43% (+11) LAB 37% (-2) LIB DEM 13%(-9) This represents a 6.5 point swing to the Tories. The poll was done at much the same time as the YouGov poll for the Sunday Times yesterday, which showed a...
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TheosBlog on 19th Jan 2009 (via regentsparklabour.blogspot.com)
The YouGov/Telegraph poll I expected last week is in Monday’s Telegraph. The topline voting intention figures, with changes from YouGov’s last poll, are CON 39%(nc), LAB 22%(-1), LDEM 18%(-1). Evidently there is no major change here from YouGov’s last poll a fortnight ago. More interesting will be European voting intentions (if they were asked) as we
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UKPollingReport on 31st May 2009 (via ukpollingreport.co.uk)
YouGov’s monthly poll for the Telegraph has topline figures, with changes since the YouGov poll for the Mirror a fortnight ago, of CON 42%(nc), LAB 33%(-1), LDEM 15%(+1). The Lib Dems are marginally up, Labour marginally down, but shifts of a single point are insignificant: as with ComRes earlier this week this is a “no change”
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UKPollingReport on 30th Oct 2008 (via ukpollingreport.co.uk)