Latest general election voting intention opinion polls
Here are the latest general election voting intention figures from each of the polling firms currently running national surveys. … Read the full post »
Read my posts about internet polling firm YouGov, including on the question of whether its results are biased.
YouGov is a member of the British Polling Council (BPC), the polling industry’s self-regulation body, and was founded in 2000.
It pioneered online political polling in the UK. To see how YouGov’s poll results compare with those from other pollsters, see this analysis.
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Here are the latest general election voting intention figures from each of the polling firms currently running national surveys. … Read the full post »
In the run-up to a Budget there is usually plenty of speculation about whether the Budget will give the government a bounce, especially if tax cuts are in the air. … Read the full post »
How does the new Survation constituency poll in Godalming and Ash constituency (to be contested by the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt) compare with recent MRP projections for that seat? … Read the full post »
This poll result rather puts into context how much wider significance can be drawn from George Galloway’s win in the Rochdale by-election. … Read the full post »
New polling from YouGov continues the pattern from previous polling, showing very strong public support for reform of the unelected House of Lords. … Read the full post »
YouGov asked people, “To what extent, if at all, do you prioritise having fun in your day‑to-day life?” Here are the results, broken down by political affiliation. … Read the full post »
YouGov asking, “If Labour were to win the next election, what impact, if any, do you think this would have on the day to day lives of each of the following groups over the next few years?” … Read the full post »
Handily, two different pollsters have new data out following the court ruling that the government’s Rwanda deportations policy is illegal. … Read the full post »
YouGov polling claims 15% of people are saying it is not acceptable to drink a cup of tea during even an informal work meeting. … Read the full post »
A good rule of thumb is that the more involved you are in politics, the more you over-estimate how much everyone else knows about politics. … Read the full post »