Poll List: Tories down again as Labour gain

February 7, 2010 9:49 am

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By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982

A new ICM poll for today’s Sunday Telegraph shows the Tories down one point to 39%, with Labour gaining one point and raising to 30%. The Lib Dems are up two points to 20%.

The new numbers indicate that a hung parliament is likely, with the Tories 14 seats short of a working majority.

It is the first ICM poll to put the Conservatives below 40% since last June.

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