First polls shows overwhelming majority want PM to resign
The first opinion polls are out following the news that both the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer have been fined for breaking lockdown rules. … 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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The first opinion polls are out following the news that both the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer have been fined for breaking lockdown rules. … Read the full post »
New YouGov/The Times research shows Britons would support a ban on conversion therapy at about the same rate for both sexual orientation and gender identity, with widespread support across parties and social groups. … Read the full post »
People on the left often claim YouGov is biased towards the Conservatives. Is that true? … Read the full post »
We’ve had two opinion poll results so far based on fieldwork since Helen Morgan’s victory in the North Shropshire by-election. … Read the full post »
When tax rises switch from being theoretical to real, it’s common for public opinion to shift. But this in YouGov’s latest poll is … … Read the full post »
New polling of Labour Party members shows 83% believe the party should support changing the UK’s electoral system to proportional representation. … Read the full post »
Why didn’t the Conservatives appear to take that much of an electoral hit last week from the run of recent sleaze stories? Polling analysis newly released by YouGov gives some strong clues. … Read the full post »
Two important factors are being neglected in the instant political analysis of the Conservative victory in the Hartlepool by-election. … Read the full post »
New polling from YouGov shows strong public support for removing the remaining hereditary peers from the House of Lords. … Read the full post »
Just under one in five people (17%) say they will either feel fairly or very unsafe about voting in person in this May’s elections. … Read the full post »