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📊🙌 Really proud of our work at the election. We are a relatively small agency and political work makes up a relatively small fraction of our overall social research portfolio.
So to be ranked 6th of 17 is a a great result for the team who have spent much time on their methodology since 2019 making refinements.
Clearly like almost everyone we need to work out why Labour share was a bit high - we already have some theories as to why but that discussion can wait for another day!
Congrats to others including @NorstatUKPolls @VerianGroup and @JLPartnersPolls!
2024 Pollster Scores (Regular Polling, Not MRPs):
🥇 @NorstatUKPolls
🥈 @VerianGroup
🥉 @JLPartnersPolls
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I always wondered what a population density spike map + political map would look like so I had a go at it (in new version of #aerialod) and my verdict is: slightly mad, but quite interesting
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New polling for @theipaper reveals majority of voters believe Brexit has contributed to runaway inflation and soaring food prices
inews.co.uk/news/politics/br…
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NEW: Polling for for the @theipaper may give hope for the Conservative Party? Big Labour lead BUT …
👉 On who is best to handle the economy, voters tended to back Sunak rather than Starmer.
👉 Sunak also leads on seeking tax rates and supporting UK businesses
Seen a few tweets about a "debate on public sector pay", but based on our results and the wider cost of living context, it doesn't seem to be much of a debate in the eyes of the public
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***NEW POLLING***
Neck and neck among the wider public ... but Truss is a clear favourite among 2019 Conservative voters and those who voted to leave the EU.
Read more in @theipaper:
shorturl.at/dFNT8
Some interesting findings from our poll in @theipaper over the long weekend. It'll be interesting to see how these figures change if, as expected, more fines are issued
Great to start out new relationship with @theipaper with an exclsuive new poll.
Most Britons want the PM and Chancellor to resign over #Partygatefines - but do fewer say the pair should walk than one might expect?
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Westminster Voting Intention (Scotland):
SNP: 42% (-6)
LAB: 26% (+6)
CON: 19% (-1)
LDM: 6% (-1)
GRN: 4% (+1)
RFM: 1% (+1)
Via @BMGResearch, 25-31 Mar.
Changes w/ 27-30 Apr 2021.
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Our research for Channel 4’s ‘The Rape Debate’ shows more than 1 in 3 women are victims of sexual assault or rape, but 80% did not report to police.
Follow the link to watch #c4rapedebate
Link this:
channel4.com/programmes/the-…
An interesting insight from our @BMGResearch poll in The Herald - A third of Labour voters trust The Greens over Labour on the environment. Worrying for Labour given the increasing importance of it in voters minds heraldscotland.com/politics/…
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Policy Editor @lewis_goodall looks at the direction of travel for the parties and what it all means 👇
bbc.in/3uoEM1P
#Newsnight
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Big relief to hear Priti Patel on the radio explaining that Britain is at the forefront of Global Britain. Imagine how embarrassing it would be if somewhere else was. France, maybe. Awful.
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YouGov's (actual real) polls reckon 80% of the public support lockdown — if you want to know where the mood in the govt is now, one senior Tory half-joked the other day that "lockdown is the most popular Tory policy ever"
FINAL RESULTS: Some 80% of 15.4K polled want to end the COVID lockdown now
That's almost the direct opposite of the government/@YouGov polls
So what's the truth? 🤔
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Result of #LibDem leadership election:
DAVEY 42,756 (63.51%)
MORAN 24,564 (36.49%)
Turnout 57.6%
And the mandatory bar chart:
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Who do MPs think deserve a #bailout? The latest wave of Populus #parliamentary #research shows widespread support among MPs for financial assistance for pubs, restaurants, hotels, rail companies and airlines. But not banks | bit.ly/3fkxKTj #MP #panel #research
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It is not uncommon to find #MP parties split on major issues of the day. Despite this, MPs from all parties unite on one point: that the UK should impose economic sanctions on China if ‘wet markets’ are confirmed as the most likely source of #COVID-19 | bit.ly/33e7dVi
Isn't it funny how things come together sometimes. Great timing on the RT @MichaelPDeacon!
