Techne UK

[robert1]

Labour’s lead has grown to 22 points, according to this week’s tracking poll of Westminster voting intention from Techne.

Carried out on Wednesday and Thursday, the research finds a one point increase in Labour’s support with no change for the Conservatives:
• Lab 49% (+1)
• Con 27% (nc)
• Lib Dem 8% (nc)
• Reform 5% (-1)
• Green 5% (nc)
• SNP 3% (nc)
• Others 3%

Changes are on the last Westminster voting intention poll conducted by Techne UK on 15 – 16 February.

[robert1]

Sorry straight lift from press statement. I'm between meetings

Friday 3 March 2023

NEW POLL: Labour lead falls - but they remain 18 points ahead

After a week in which Rishi Sunak agreed the Windsor Framework with the European Union, there has been a four point move to the Conservatives - but Labour continue to lead by 18.

Polling, carried out on Wednesday and Thursday, for Techne’s weekly tracker of Westminster voting intention shows:
• Lab 47% (-2)
• Con 29% (+2)
• Lib Dem 8% (nc)
• Reform 6% (+1)
• Green 5% (nc)
• SNP 3% (nc)
• Others 2%

Confidence in the government also shows signs of a slight increase after the events of the past seven days - moving from net minus 25 a week ago to net minus 22 today.

Techne UK questioned 1,625 people across the UK online on Wednesday 1 & Thursday 2 March. The figures are weighted and representative of the population.

Changes are on the last Westminster voting intention poll conducted by Techne UK on 22 – 23 February.

[batman]

it's a 2% swing, not a 4 point move (not your fault Robert)

[andrewp]

[robert1]

Friday 17 March 2023

NEW POLL:
Conservatives hit 30% in Budget week, but Labour remain 17 ahead

There has been no immediate or major shift in voting intention after this week’s Budget, according to this week’s Techne tracker.

Labour are up one point but remain 17 points ahead as the Conservatives also gain a point – their 30% polled is the first time they have hit that level since the early days of Rishi Sunak’s time as Prime Minister in November.

The tracker, taken after the Chancellor sat down on Wednesday on Thursday this week, finds:
• Lab 47% (+1)
• Con 30% (+1)
• Lib Dem 8% (-1)
• Reform 5% (-1)
• Green 4% (-1)
• SNP 3% (nc)
• Others 3%
Confidence in the government is up slightly week-on-week, now standing at minus 21:

Techne UK questioned 1,625 people across the UK online on Wednesday 15 & Thursday 16 March. The figures are weighted and representative of the population.

Changes are on the last Westminster voting intention poll conducted by Techne UK on 8 – 9 March.

[robert1]

Lab              46% (-1)
Con             31% (+1)    
Lib Dem         8% =
Reform          5% =
Green            4% =
SNP                4% (+1)
Others           2% (-1)

Fieldwork 22nd/23rd

[timmullen1]

LAB: 46% (=)
CON: 30% (-1)
LDM: 9% (+1)
RFM: 5% (=)
GRN: 4% (=)
SNP: 3% (-1)

Via @techneuk, 29-30 Mar.
Changes w/ 22-23 Mar.

[robert1]

Labour lead by 15 points in this week’s tracking poll of Westminster voting intention from Techne – the advantage down one over the past seven days.

Despite continuing to be a long way behind, one positive for the Conservatives and Rishi Sunak could be tentative signs of increasing confidence in the government.

40% say they are now confident in their ability to deal with the country’s priorities compared to 55% not confident. Although still at net minus 15 overall, this level is the highest recorded for the government in seven months.

The polling, on Wednesday and Thursday, finds:
• Lab 45% (-1)
• Con 30% (nc)
• Lib Dem 9% (nc)
• Reform 5% (nc)
• Green 5% (+1)
• SNP 3% (nc)
• Others 3%
While the confidence figures are:
• Confident 40%
• Not Confident 55%

[timmullen1]

LAB: 45% (-1)
CON: 30% (=)
LDM: 9% (=)
GRN: 5% (+1)
RFM: 5% (=)
SNP: 3% (=)

Via @techneuk, 5-6 Apr.
Changes w/ 29-30 Mar.

[andrewp]

[jollyroger93]

New poll

LAB: 44% (-1)
CON: 31% (+1)
LDEM: 10% (-)
GRN: 5% (+1)

[robert1]

Techne Lab lead 13%

Con      31%      +1
Lab       44%       -1
LD         10%      =
Grn         5%      +1
Ref          5%       -1
SNP         3%      =

Fieldwork 19th-20th April 

[timmullen1]

LAB: 44% (=)
CON: 30% (-1)
LDM: 9% (-1)
RFM: 6% (+1)
GRN: 5% (=)
SNP: 3% (=)

Via @techneuk, 26-27 Apr.
Changes w/ 19-20 Apr.

[andrewp]

[The Bishop]

Latest survey is Lab 45 Con 28.

I think a few polls may have been missed on here in the last week's excitement.

[andrewp]

Full numbers from the poll mentioned

[batman]

Redfield & Wilton really does look like a serious outlier now. All its trends are absent from the 4 other contemporary polls

[cogload]

May 12, 2023 14:40:35 GMT batman said:

Redfield & Wilton really does look like a serious outlier now. All its trends are absent from the 4 other contemporary polls

Booo.

[mattbewilson]

May 12, 2023 14:40:35 GMT batman said:

Redfield & Wilton really does look like a serious outlier now. All its trends are absent from the 4 other contemporary polls

numbers look similar to others

[stodge]

Omnisis is another outlier, I suspect.

As for Techne, a 14.5% swing from Conservative to Labour which would reduce the current Conservative Parliamentary party by half though that in turn would be slightly better than 1997 or 2001 albeit with a slightly lower vote share.