The Labour limbo continues: the party is down to 18 with Mori—level with the Lib Dems. This is, according to Political Betting, a Westminster voting intention poll. The Tories are on 40. I can’t think of the last time one of the big two was in the teens in a Westminster voting intention poll.

Over the past few months there have been a number of polls looking at voting intentions across the UK for the next Westminster election. Most of these have put the Conservatives in a comfortable lead, generally around 13% since the summer. Today there is a new poll out from Mori which has... Conservatives 40% Labour 37% Lib Dems 12% Others 11% Which suggests that the Conservative lead has been cut...

Over the past few months there have been a number of polls looking at voting intentions across the UK for the next Westminster election. Most of these have put the Conservatives in a comfortable lead, generally around 13% since the summer. Today there is a new poll out from Mori which has... Conservatives 40% Labour 37% Lib Dems 12% Others 11% Which suggests that the Conservative lead has been cut...

According to a massive opinion poll of nearly 35,000 people conducted by Politics Home in 238 marginal seats across the UK including a number in Wales, the Conservative Party is set to become the largest Party in Wales in Westminster representation. The poll reckons that the Tories will have 18 seats: Aberconwy Bridgend Cardiff North Cardiff West Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Clwyd South...

UK Polling Report: Conservatives break 50%? has the latest figures from MORI and they are incredible: Conservatives 52% +4 Labour 24% N/C Lib Dems 12% -5 Yes the Liberal Democrats are polling less than a quarter of the Conservative share. According to an internal party group document Liberal Vision - The Cameron Effect (pdf) the Lib Dems are facing a huge drubbing at the next election and this pol...

YouGov poll commissioned by the Scottish National Party, fieldwork 6-8 August, sample 1,028. Westminster voting intentions [change on 2005 election in brackets]: SNP: 36% [+18] Labour: 29% [-11] Conservative: 18% [2] Lib Dem: 13% [-10] Other: 5% Bad news for Labour and the Lib Dems. Cracking stuff (once again) for the SNP.

Hey, at least she has a real job, but wait.... what's this? Since the age of 18, she had been a party activist for the Lib Dems but later became disillusioned. She quit the party in April and declared it had been 'drifting into the wilderness and neglecting their supporters'.Another one? Are there any conservative candidates who are actually, y'know, conservatives?

The Conservatives have taken back Horsell from the Lib Dems, and held the division I live in St John's and Brookwood in a close result ( with UKIP syphoning of a considerable amount of the vote ). The Lib Dems have won Woking central from the Conservatives, which will please them. The UKIP vote, if it originated from Conservative support, considerably weakened the Conservative vote, but the L...

According to Adam Price the new MORI poll giving the Tories 52%, Labour 24% and the Lib Dems 12% if turned into seats at Westminster would give the SNP-Plaid group 25-30 seats, making them the third force in UK politics and leaving the Lib Dems in the wilderness. According to Blog Menai the poll leaves the Lib Dems with 8 seats. The silver line in the Lib Dems' cloud is that once again they

If it is strongly against the self-interest of the Lib Dems to help a Tory government cut public spending, what does that indicate about the interests of the Conservative Party? The Conservatives would obviously prefer a majority, but if they...