Polls Archive

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a poll due at 8 from the Mirror so is that Ispos - bad news for Cameron apparently

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Unsurprising if it is in the great scheme of things. Perhaps we should have government by opinion polling a la the late Phillip Gould?

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Comres Poll

72% government 'out of touch'

blogs.independent.co.uk/2012/03/31/comres-72-say-government-is-out-of-touch/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

top line figures not yet out

[marksenior]

Mar 31, 2012 18:49:54 GMT @ianrobo said:

Comres Poll

72% government 'out of touch'

blogs.independent.co.uk/2012/03/31/comres-72-say-government-is-out-of-touch/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

top line figures not yet out

There are no complete VI figures in the data tables but there are some partial VI figures without Others and before excluding Don't Knows and without weighting for likelihood to vote etc .
These are Con 24 Lab 31 LD 7 which would roughly equate to Con 32 Lab 41 LD 11 Others 16

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so about in line with YG then

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Weekly Yg - Update - Labour lead on 9: Latest YouGov/Sunday Times results 30th-31st March CON 33%, LAB 42%, LD 8%; APP -40

Note the approval rate and note the coalition score

[marksenior]

Mar 31, 2012 21:09:10 GMT @ianrobo said:

Weekly Yg - Update - Labour lead on 9: Latest YouGov/Sunday Times results 30th-31st March CON 33%, LAB 42%, LD 8%; APP -40

Note the approval rate and note the coalition score

Yes we can note the approval scores are still 20 points better than the Last Labour Government and similar to the acores of the previous 2001 to 2005 Labour government

[The Bishop]

Government approval at -43 in tonight's YouGov, a new low.......

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even Lord Ashcroft is giving Labour a healthy lead (Populus)

CON 32%(-2), LAB 41%(+3), LDEM 11%(nc), Others 16%(nc)

[The Bishop]

Populus has been quite good for us before, tbf......

If ICM ever show Labour over 40% and well ahead, then run for the hills

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The Hills being a white paper introducing STV in national elections... ;-)

[The Bishop]

No, they aren't - it is just that he commisions his own polls from them.

The head of Populus is Andrew Cooper - a former CCO employee who was identified as a member of the "modernising" faction in the Hague/IDS years.

[kvasir]

YouGov Daily out: CON 32%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9%

Aparently UKIP now on 8% which suggests Labour's rise of about 3 or 4 points is not from necessarily Tory voters upset with Cameron and looking to protest (though if this translates into Local Election voting all the better) but I wonder where the Labour vote has come from since the Liberals haven't moved from their 7-9 floor.

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Scotland a bit better in the breakdowns ?

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What is the UKIP figure for "proper" pollsters?

[kvasir]

Apr 4, 2012 20:47:58 GMT @ianrobo said:

Scotland a bit better in the breakdowns ?

Not got the cross tabs yet but yesterday it was:

Lab: 39
SNP: 39
Con: 10
Lib: 7
UKIP: 3
Other: 2

But uncertainties and low sample size (180, weighted 152) makes this figures pretty much fingers in the air really.

[The Bishop]

As I keep saying, regional sub-samples of national polls really mean very little. I am amazed how some get so excited over them

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MoS/ Survation:

Lab 35
Cons 30
LD 11
Others 26 (UKIP 11)

Eh? WTF?

[kvasir]

Apr 7, 2012 22:57:36 GMT cogload said:

MoS/ Survation:

Lab 35
Cons 30
LD 11
Others 26 (UKIP 11)

Eh? WTF?

Does that include don't knows? Or the Irish? Or has SNP, Plaid and the Greens made a break through as well?

[Deleted]

Have dear chap. Or have..

yeghes da!