Into the zone of uncertainty
Peter Kellner's forecast: The Tories are on course to be the largest party, but it is touch and go whether Cameron will be able ...
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Why it’s so hard for Cameron to win
Peter Kellner: the electoral maths does not favour the Prime Minister and his party
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Latest Forecast: Tories pay the price of an inept campaign
Peter Kellner: The failure of the Tories to break through could put Ed Miliband in Number 10
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Latest Forecast: Tories are losing both air war and ground war
Peter Kellner: The Conservatives had been favoured to win the most seats, but now the contest is too close to call
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Latest Forecast: Parties find it impossible to gain edge
Peter Kellner: The new forecast takes account of Labour’s parlous prospects in Scotland – and the Tory failure to make progress in the rest ...
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How tactically-minded Scots may affect the election
Peter Kellner: YouGov’s latest poll in Scotland suggests that some Labour MPs, and possibly two Liberal Democrats, might be saved by tactical voting
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Tories are now seen as the workers’ party
Peter Kellner: the Conservatives are now seen as the party of the workers as well as the bosses, according to YouGov’s latest Sunday Times ...
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Victory goes to the forces of insurgency
Peter Kellner: Nick Clegg stormed to victory in 2010's debate. This time the winner is the SNP’s Nicola Sturgeon, followed by Nigel Farage in ...
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How campaigns can make a difference
Peter Kellner: Will the next five weeks of electioneering make any difference, or are the parties wasting their time, money and shoe-leather?
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Round one to Miliband
Peter Kellner: Sunday's Labour lead could turn out to be a blip, but David Cameron has work to do either way
