Five things that will decide the next election
As you might imagine, a year out from a general election the one question I get asked more than any other is “well, who ...
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A reminder of what moves polls
Today's topline figure of 14% for UKIP is unlikely to be connected to the ongoing troubles around Maria Miller – which may have no ...
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EU Referendum: highest 'In' lead for two years
Ahead of tonight's first Europe debate between Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage how do the public stand on the European Union? We ask two ...
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Budget ups and downs
Most political events don't actually make much different to voting intention. Budgets are one the few regular events that break that rule, that do ...
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How people would vote in an EU referendum
Once a month we ask how people would vote in a referendum on EU membership. This month we found 41% of people said they ...
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The gender gap
Many newspaper columns have been written over the past few years about the Conservative problem with women voters, or David Cameron's problem with women ...
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Why hasn't 50p helped Labour in the polls?
Our voting intention figures for the Sun so far this week have shown Labour leads of two and three points, down from the six ...
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The economy – national optimism vs personal pessimism
This week a drop in unemployment and an upgrade in the IMF's growth predictions for the UK were predicted. Our weekly poll for the Sunday Times ...
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The spending battleground
There are many different debates over spending cuts – whether they are necessary at all, how their impact is spread between the rich and ...
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Six public opinion trends from 2013
1) The Labour lead narrowed Labour's lead has gradually eroded over 2013. Looking at an average of polls from all companies, we started the ...
