The pollsters’ experimental election
Why are polls are showing such a wide range in the election campaign? (Comments: 303)
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Are the Tories losing ground or regaining it?
The latest polling looks like the Tories have lost support in the wake of the Manchester attack. But these numbers must be placed in ... (Comments: 2016)
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Manifesto destinies
Labour's manifesto launch has gone much better for them than the Conservatives' (Comments: 174)
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Why local elections are not useful indicators of national votes
Don’t assume people will vote the same way in this Thursday’s local election and next month’s general election; it’s a lot more complicated than ... (Comments: 249)
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Are pollsters ready for the election?
The snap election means that polling innovations introduced after 2015’s general election are being put to the test sooner than expected. (Comments: 8)
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Anthony Wells: Some thoughts about the general election
YouGov's Anthony Wells sets out his initial thoughts on the 2017 general election (Comments: 58)
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Attitudes to Brexit: Everything we know so far
With Article 50 being invoked today, Anthony Wells takes a look at everything YouGov has learned about public attitudes towards Brexit so far (Comments: 592)
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What if Brexit negotiations fail?
The government's Brexit negotiating position is ambitious - how would the British public feel if the EU offered the UK less favourable terms? (Comments: 1122)
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What Brexit stance can keep Labour together?
Jeremy Corbyn has come under fire from Labour Remain voters for supporting the triggering of Article 50. But with a third of Labour voters ... (Comments: 98)
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Public back Brexit plan but think EU will nix it
Britons think Theresa May's vision of Brexit would be good for the country and believe no deal is better than a bad one (Comments: 595)
