Why the difference between phone and online in EU referendum polling?
There’s a big difference between the online and telephone polls on the EU referendum – with online polls showing the sides neck-and neck and ...
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Analysis: 36% of Brits would support an EU standing army
Despite Briton's general scepticism towards the EU and closer European integration, a surprisingly large minority would support an EU standing army
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Analysis: EU referendum – the state of public opinion
Anthony Wells: in-depth YouGov polling conducted over the summer reveals the challenges and opportunities for those campaigning to stay in or leave the European ...
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Election 2015 polling: a brief post mortem
Anthony Wells: a preliminary analysis of what might have gone wrong with the general election opinion polls
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The election battlegrounds to watch
Anthony Wells: The four groups of election battlegrounds to watch – and what we know about them from the polling so far
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How YouGov told the story of the Scottish referendum campaign
Anthony Wells recaps how the YES Campaign moved from 20-points behind, through a late surge in support, and finally to the 45%-50% tally announced ...
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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 ...
