Voting intention 15 April - C 37%, L 31%, LD 22%

Anthony WellsHead of European Political and Social Research
April 16, 2010, 12:01 AM GMT+0

Our latest daily polling figures for The Sun (fieldwork 14th-15th April) are:

  • Conservative 37%
  • Labour 31%
  • Liberal Democrat 22%
  • Others 10%

The general election will be held on May 6. On a scale of 0 (certain NOT to vote) to 10 (absolutely certain to vote), how likely are you to vote in the general election?

0 - Certain NOT to vote: 4%

1: 1%

2: 2%

3: 1%

4: 1%

5: 3%

6: 2%

7: 4%

8: 7%

9: 10%

10 - Absolutely certain to vote: 64%

Don't know: 2%

Additional questions

For better or worse, only two of the political parties -- the Conservatives and Labour -- have any real chance of forming a Government after this election. Irrespective of how you intend to vote (or have already voted by post), which of the following statements do you think apply more to the Conservative Party and which apply more to the Labour Party?

It seems rather old and tired

Applies more to the Conservatives: 13%

Applies more to Labour: 39%

Applies to both parties: 30%

Applies to neither of them: 10%

Don't know: 8%

Even if I don't always agree with it, at least its heart is in the right place

Applies more to the Conservatives: 24%

Applies more to Labour: 33%

Applies to both parties: 7%

Applies to neither of them: 27%

Don't know: 9%

It seems to have succeeded in moving on and left its past behind it

Applies more to the Conservatives: 29%

Applies more to Labour: 22%

Applies to both parties: 7%

Applies to neither of them: 32%

Don't know: 10%

It seems to appeal to one section of society rather than to the whole country

Applies more to the Conservatives: 36%

Applies more to Labour: 19%

Applies to both parties: 26%

Applies to neither of them: 10%

Don't know: 9%