30th April, 2010, 9:42 am LabourList’s poll trends: Towards May 6th Theo Grzegorczyk Share this article: By Theo Grzegorczyk With the addition of last night’s normal YouGov tracking poll, the forecast sees Labour drop one point to 26%. Theo Grzegorczyk Theo Grzegorczyk is the Political Advisor to Waheed Alli and a Business Consultant at Chorion Ltd. View all articles by Theo Grzegorczyk Subscribe to our daily email More from LabourList News Assisted dying: How does each Labour MP plan to vote on revived bill? MPs are preparing to vote on a renewed attempt to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales, in… Daniel Green 8th September, 2026, 12:00 pm Comment ‘Assisted dying: why the choice to die with dignity matters’ This Friday MPs will once again be voting on the assisted dying bill. I know many of my… Catherine Fookes MP 8th September, 2026, 6:00 am Sponsored SPONSORED: ‘Make the first step into work easier, not harder’ SPONSORED Youth employment is one of the biggest challenges facing Britain today. Almost a million 16 to 24… Helen Dickinson 8th September, 2026, 6:00 am
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