Voting intention 16 April - C 33%, L 28%, LD 30%

Anthony WellsHead of European Political and Social Research
April 17, 2010, 12:57 AM GMT+0

Our latest daily polling figures for The Sun (fieldwork 15th-16th April) are:

  • Conservative: 33%
  • Labour: 28%
  • Liberal Democrat: 30%
  • Others: 9%

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: 3%

1: 1%

2: 1%

3: 1%

4: 1%

5: 3%

6: 2%

7: 4%

8: 5%

9: 10%

10 - Absolutely certain to vote: 70%

Don't know: 1%

Additional questions

Putting aside your own party preference, who you think had the best second week of the campaign?

Nick Clegg: 59%

David Cameron: 14%

Gordon Brown: 8%

Don't know: 19%

Yesterday saw the first of the party leaders' televised debates.

How much difference did the leaders' debate make to how you will cast your vote at the general election?

No difference - I will vote in the same way as I would have before the debate: 46%

Not much difference - It has made me think again, but I will likely vote in the same way: 22%

TOTAL NOT MUCH/ NONE: 68%

A little difference - I am reconsidering how I will vote having seen the leader's debate: 19%

A lot - I have changed how I would vote in the light of the leader's debate: 5%

TOTAL A LITTLE/ A LOT: 24%

Don't know: 9%