Cameron has an electoral mountain to climb to reach a majority in 2015
Labour supporters would be forgiven for feeling slightly nervous looking at the polls as we leave 2013. A…
Polling
Most non-voters say they’ll vote in 2015 – and Labour would benefit
There was some disagreement earlier this year when a Fabian Society report suggested that Labour would need the…
British public say “Recovery? What recovery?”
The economy is growing, and both Osborne and Cameron have been keen to stress the importance of the…
12 weeks is a long time in politics (for pollsters ICM)
Here’s what Martin Boon, the Director of ICM, told the Telegraph about Ed Miliband and Labour back in August:…
Should Labour pledge to abolish taxes on energy bills?
Government charges on energy bills help fund the UK’s switch to renewable energy, and also subsidise heating and…
Tory modernisation has failed – what now?
It’s only one poll, but it’s pretty conclusive. The work of the Cameron project to modernise the image…
Exclusive: Polling shows voters remain unconvinced by politicians’ response to “Cost of living crisis”
4 out of every 5 voters believe that Britain faces a cost of living crisis – but all…
How Labour’s voteshare has been boosted by a conference bounce
There has been much talk of a “conference bounce” for Labour since the party left Brighton – but…
Miliband and Labour get a conference bounce
There’s a significant post-conference bounce for both Labour and Ed Miliband reported in the Sunday Times today. YouGov…
Exclusive: Leaked Labour report argues “Labour vote is solid” despite turbulent summer
An internal party briefing in the current polling position – sections of which have been leaked to LabourList…
