Weekly Survey: PMQs, Jim Murphy’s leadership and London Mayor

Ed Miliband recently said that Prime Minister’s Questions “puts people off politics”. Last week, Mark Ferguson agreed, asking what it had to do with life. This week, Cameron joined the chorus, saying PMQs “is a nightmare” when questioned by young people.

Does PMQs need reforming? Should it be scrapped altogether? Or is it better than the alternatives, and should be left as it is?

Jim Murphy has been leader of Scottish Labour for little over 50 days now. With under 100 days to go until the election, some polls show an improvement for the fortunes of Scottish Labour, while others see very little change. Murphy certainly seems to be running a higher profile than previous leaders, and announced this week that Scottish Labour would have its own manifesto this year.

Based on what we’ve seen so far, how would rate Jim Murphy’s leadership of the Scottish Labour Party?

As soon as the general election is over, the race for London Mayor will begin. Over the last month, we’ve seen a few potential candidates for the Labour nomination raising their profile.

Who do you think should be the Labour candidate for London Mayor?

The LabourList weekly survey will be open until noon on Thursday. You can vote here.