YouGov

[Deleted]

Showing us at the same level today as earlier in the week.

[Pimpernal]

Feb 15, 2013 14:26:09 GMT doktorb🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ said:

Showing us at the same level today as earlier in the week.

Interesting.

[The Bishop]

After the ComRes rubbish, some vaguely believable figures

Lab 43
Con 32
LibDem 12
UKIP 9

Approval -32

[Andrew_S]

YouGov / The Sun CON 32%, LAB 41%, LD 12%, UKIP 8%; APP -35

[Davıd Boothroyd]

It's another 15-pointer this morning:

Lab 44
C 29
L Dem 11
UKIP 11
Oths 5

Approve of Government's record 24
Disapprove 61

cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/966whh1gx5/YG-Archive-Pol-Sun-results-190213.pdf

[The Bishop]

29% equals the record Tory low with YouGov, FWIW.

[The Bishop]

Back to relative normality today:

Lab 43
Con 33
UKIP 10
LibDem 9

Approval -34

[The Bishop]

Another "outlier" - or the start of a trend??

Lab 45
Con 31
LibDem 11
UKIP 10

Approval -34

[Deleted]

Feb 22, 2013 11:22:02 GMT The Bishop said:

Another "outlier" - or the start of a trend??

Lab 45
Con 31
LibDem 11
UKIP 10

Approval -34

what is different with YG is that seem to poll a low level of 'OTHERS' when compared to the COMRES we saw, I presume methodology

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Mike Smithson @msmithsonpb
Tonight's YouGov: CON 32: LAB 43: LD 11: Ukip 9

I presume this will have some polling after AAA ?

[The Bishop]

Not much if any, is my guess. Approval is minus 33, btw.

[East Anglian Lefty]

Especially as the news came out on Friday night, and will therefore be even slower to diffuse into public consciousness than it would otherwise have been.

[Deleted]

ah OK so next weeks dailies may show something or not

[Deleted]

CON 32%, LAB 44%, LD 10%, UKIP 8%

[The Bishop]

Approval is -36 - it will be interesting to see if the LibDems take a bit of a hit in the coming days.

[Deleted]

not sure they can get lower, is 5% on the cards ?

[East Anglian Lefty]

I'd be surprised if it had any effect on the headline numbers. The Lib Dems must be polling a core vote with YouGov. But local election results and Eastleigh both suggest that they're able to secure the support of other voters conditional upon them being able to win.

People who are ideologically committed to the party (inasmuch as people support the Lib Dems for ideological reasons) may not be happy about the allegations, but it's less likely it'll affect their voting intention than that of potential tactical supporters. And if I'm right and YouGov aren't showing that tactical support, we won't be able to see a dip in it.

[The Bishop]

There has been a small but definite upturn in the LibDem numbers on YouGov since last autumn. It surely isn't impossible this could send them back to where they were then?

[The Bishop]

No LibDem downturn thus far:

Lab 42
Con 32
LibDem 12
UKIP 8

Approval -37

[Tony Otim]

Feb 27, 2013 12:54:52 GMT The Bishop said:

No LibDem downturn thus far:

It may be that the public really just don't care all that much. The dealing with the allegations has been cack-handed at best, duplicitous and misleading at worst, but that's pretty much what voters expect from all parties. The allegations themselves may not be sufficiently serious in themselves to affect many and let's face it, not many outside the political bubble had really heard of Lord Rennard till last week.