Voting Intention: Conservatives 41%, Labour 36% (22-23 Oct)

The latest YouGov/ Times voting intention survey sees both the Conservative and Labour voting intention shares unchanged from last week: 41% for Theresa May’s party and 36% for Jeremy Corbyn’s. Elsewhere, the Liberal Democrats are on 8% (from 9%) and … Continue reading →

Poll reveals Corbyn support fading away

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Jeremy Corbyn’s support among people who voted Labour in the 2017 general election has shrunk markedly, fuelling fears that “peak Corbyn” has passed, a YouGov poll for The Times reveals. About 63 per cent of Labour voters in the 2017 … Continue reading →

Final call poll: Tories lead by seven points and set to increase majority

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Labour won the battles of the election campaign, but the Conservatives still look almost certain to win the war Full analysis: https://yougov.co.uk/news/2017/06/07/final-call-poll-tories-seven-points-and-set-increa/

Voting Intention: Conservatives 42%, Labour 38% (1-2 Jun)

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Voting Intention: Conservatives 42%, Labour 38% (1-2 Jun) Full analysis… https://yougov.co.uk/news/2017/06/03/voting-intention-conservatives-42-labour-38-1-2-ju/

Introducing YouGov’s 2017 election model

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Our data shows that the huge Conservative lead just after the election was called has narrowed notably. But how do the current vote shares translate into seats and what sort of majority – if any – would this give Theresa … Continue reading →

Pollsters predict shock Conservative losses at general election

Pollsters predict shock Conservative losses at general election Controversial YouGov estimate points to hung parliament with 20 fewer seats for May The Conservative Party could be in line to lose 20 seats and Labour gain nearly 30 in next week’s general election, according … Continue reading →

Conservative lead over Labour ‘shrinking’ as vote approaches

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A clutch of new General Election polls have shown the Conservative lead over Labour shrinking as the June 8 vote approaches, including one which put Theresa May’s party just six points clear. If Jeremy Corbyn repeats his poll results in … Continue reading →