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...

..but yet another poll points to a Cameron-landslide What is probably the final poll of July, from YouGov in the Daily Telegraph, is out this morning and the numbers show a minor improvement for Labour compared with the latest survey from the firm earlier in the month. Note that my comparisons are with that poll, not

A YouGov poll for tomorrow's Sun newspaper puts the parties on the following percentages: Con - 41% (-1)Lab - 34% (-1)LD - 15% (+1) Comparisons are with the last pre-Christmas YouGov poll. The Sun report suggests that these figures would...

The Daily Telegraph today has its regular monthly YouGov poll. They’ve headlined their report: Immigration is top issue for both Labour and Tory voters, YouGov poll shows They go on to say: A Daily Telegraph/YouGov survey shows that it is the top concern that people want an incoming Conservative government to deal with. Problem is, that isn’t really what

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 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

But Brown gets a poll boost over Miliband The general picture from the monthly YouGov poll for the Sunday Times is one of little change although ever we have the paper seeking to compare its latest numbers with its last poll rather than the last poll from the firm. The new shares with

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

A second poll out tonight comes from YouGov in the Sunday Times. The topline figures, with changes from YouGov’s last poll taken the day of the pre-budget report, are CON 41%(+1), LAB 35%(-1), LDEM 15(+1). The poll was conducted on the 11th and 12th December. While there is a slight increase in the Conservative lead, there

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