Weekly Survey: Election pledge, Green threat, and London Mayor
Last week, Ed Miliband announced that a cut to tuition fees would be the fourth Labour election pledge.…
Weekly Survey
Clamp down on second jobs and nationalise railways, say LabourList readers
At the start of this week, allegations of a ‘cash-for-access’ scandal were levelled at Jack Straw MP and Sir…
Weekly Survey: MPs’ second jobs, railway renationalisation and Ed Miliband
This week started off with something of a 2010 throwback; the words ‘cash for access’ were splashed across…
Labour will be biggest party in hung parliament, LabourList readers predict
Labour will emerge from the election the biggest party in a hung parliament, according to the latest…
Weekly Survey: Education funding, women’s campaign, and the General Election
Last week, Labour launched a campaign to appeal to women voters, called ‘Woman to Woman’, which Maya…
Burnham still in the lead in the latest Shadow Cabinet rankings
This week our rolling weekly survey question was about the Shadow Cabinet. We asked LabourList readers to choose…
Weekly Survey: Blair, anti-business, and Shadow Cabinet rankings
Much attention has been devoted recently to the perception of the Labour Party as being “anti-business”, with high-ranking…
Jim Murphy doing well as Scottish Labour leader, according to LabourList readers
Jim Murphy is doing a good job leading Scottish Labour, according to the results of the latest LabourList…
Jowell leads for London Mayor, but Hodge proves popular with LabourList readers
Tessa Jowell remains the favoured Labour candidate for London Mayor among LabourList readers, but Margaret Hodge’s surprising announcement this…
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…
