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GOP 2024 Primary Polling (Among 2020 Trump Voters - Above 2%):
- (With Trump) Trump: 58% Pence: 17% Cruz: 7% Haley: 4% Romney: 3% - (Without Trump) Pence: 32% Trump Jr: 22% Cruz: 13% Haley: 7% Ivanka: 5% DeSantis: 5% Romney: 4% Rubio: 3% Leger / Jan 17, 2021 / n=372 / Online |
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'Do you intend to get vaccinated?'
Canada (n=1516): Yes: 71% No: 15% USA (n=1003): Yes: 54% No: 30% Leger / January 17, 2021 / Online |
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Donny, can you post me a link to where you are getting those 2024 Republican polling figures please?
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Message sent, as I doubt they want idiots spamming them.
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Thank you
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UK (Northern Ireland), Lucidtalk poll:
Should there be a United Ireland? Yes: 47% (-4) No: 53% (+4) +/- vs Oct 2020 Fieldwork: 15-18 January 2021 Sample size: 2,392 |
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UK (England), YouGov poll:
Should England be an independent country? Yes: 20% (-15) No: 80% (+15) +/- vs 17-18 June 2020 Fieldwork: 19-20 January 2021 Sample size: 1,416 |
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NYC Mayoral Democratic Primary Polling (Ranked Choice):
First Round: Yang: 37% Adams: 26% Stringer: 18% Wiley: 11% Garcia: 2% Morales: 2% McGuire: 2% Final Round: Yang: 61% Adams: 39% Slingshot Strategies / January 20, 2021 / Telephone (Yang Internal) |
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A big pinch of salt with that one as sponsored by Yang Gang !
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UK (GB), YouGov poll:
LAB-S&D: 41% (+3) CON-ECR: 37% (-2) LDEM-RE: 6% (+1) SNP-G/EFA: 5% GREENS-G/EFA: 4% (-2) REFORM~NI: 3% (-1) PC-G/EFA: 1% +/- vs. 21-22 Jan Fieldwork: 26-27 January 2021 Sample size: 1,721 |
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Biden Approval Polling:
Approve: 51% Disapprove: 33% Net: +18% YouGov / January 26, 2021 / n=1500 / Online |
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QAnon Favourability:
Favourable: 13% Unfavourable: 71% Net: -58% YouGov / January 26, 2021 / n=1031 / Online Thirteen percent, ffs |
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Yep, timbuctooth, timber and Insider Trader must have taken part in that survey.
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Much higher than 13% on here, lol
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% who think leaving EU was "wrong"
93% Lib Dems 88% Remainers 84% Labour 68% Londoners 67% 18-24 yr olds 59% 25-49 yr olds 58% middle-class 57% Scots 48% ALL VOTERS 47% 50-64 yrs 46% north 44% non-London south 42% Midlands 35% working class 21% pensioners 14% Cons 10% Leavers |
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% who think leaving EU was "right"
82% Leavers 77% Conservatives 71% pensioners 51% working-class 44% 50-64 yr olds 44% non-London south 40% ALL VOTERS 42% midlands 40% north 34% Scots 31% middle-class 27% Londoners 27% 25-49 yr olds 12% 18-24 yr olds 8% Labour 2% Lib Dem |
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Westminster voting intention:
CON: 41% (+4) LAB: 38% (-3) LDEM: 7% (+1) GRN: 4% (-) via @OpiniumResearch, 28 - 29 Jan Chgs. w/ 15 Jan |
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UK (GB), Kantar poll:
CON-ECR: 40% (+2) LAB-S&D: 37% LDEM-RE: 10% GREENS-G/EFA: 5% SNP-G/EFA: 4% (-1) REFORM~NI: 2% (-1) UKIP~ID: 1% PC-G/EFA: 0% (-1) +/- vs. 10-14 Dec Fieldwork: 21-25 January 2021 Sample size: 1,100 |
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https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/dups-support-takes-a-dive-in-wake-of-irish-sea-border-row-40033751.html
. A united Ireland referendum creeps closer as Sinn Fein take opinion poll lead. |
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Biden Net Approval Polling:
Rasmussen (Feb 1): +6% GBAO (Feb 1): +14% Zogby (Jan 29): +20% Morning Consult (Jan 30): +21% |
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I still can't decide whether to add the customary +7 Dem to all Rasmussen polls or just chuck them completely.
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It does help calibrate pollsters when you see these things.
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'Are the claims made by QAnon accurate or not?'
Accurate: 18% Not Accurate: 50% Unsure: 32% Morning Consult / January 30, 2021 / n=2200 / Online |
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UK (GB), Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll:
CON-ECR: 40% (-2) LAB-S&D: 38% (+1) LDEM-RE: 8% SNP-G/EFA: 5% GREENS-G/EFA: 4% REFORM~NI: 3% PC-G/EFA: 0% +/- vs. 25 Jan Fieldwork: 1 February 2021 Sample size: 2,000 |
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New Scottish approval ratings from Yougov...
Sturgeon +21 SNP +8 Starmer -5 Labour -24 Conservative -46 Johnson -54 Salmond -60 |
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This is in line with other approval ratings with Sturgeon and Starmer doing better than their party, with Boris doing worse than his.
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Savanta ComRes
@SavantaComRes · 1h NEW Westminster voting intention by 2019 GE vote: 2019 CON voters CON 87 LAB 7 LD 1 2019 LAB voters LAB 92 CON 4 LD 1 2019 LD voters LAB 46 LD 44 CON 7 |
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Significant drift from LibDem to Labour. Remain voters coming back I guess?
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You will get drift back too, if lib dem is rival to con.
Opinion polls often guage overall vote intent, whereas in election you get reality. As per Scottish elections this year. |
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Westminster voting intention:
CON: 41% (+4) LAB: 37% (-4) GRN: 6% (+2) LDEM: 6% (-) REFUK: 3% (-) via @YouGov , 02 - 03 Feb Chgs. w/ 27 Jan Is REFUK the name of Nigel Farage new party? How apt. |
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NEW @IpsosMORI / Evening Standard. Tory lead at 4 points - Greens up to 8(!)
Con 42 (+1) Lab 38 (-3) Green 8 (+3) Lib Dems 7 (+1) Other 5 (-2) 1,056 GB adults interviewed by phone 29th Jan - 4th Feb, 2021. Changes from December. |
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You can normally chop off 2-3% of the Green vote and add it to Labour/SNP. Green don't stand in the majority of Scottish contingencies and votes normally find their votes to Labour if a battleground.
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Maybe thoughts of council elections filtering into polls
And tunnels under stonehenge... |
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UK (GB), Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll:
CON-ECR: 43% (+3) LAB-S&D: 38% LDEM-RE: 7% (-1) SNP-G/EFA: 5% GREENS-G/EFA: 4% REFORM~NI: 2% (-1) PC-G/EFA: 0% +/- vs. 1 Feb Fieldwork: 8 February 2021 Sample size: 2,000 |
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Savanta ComRes
@SavantaComRes · 1h Our latest poll in partnership with @TheScotsman shows the Scottish Conservatives moving into position as the second party in Scotland. Constituency VI: SNP 54% (+1) Conservative 23% (+4) Labour 16% (-2) LD 5% (-1) Other 2% (-2) 4-9 Feb (changes from 8-13 Jan) |
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Savanta ComRes
@SavantaComRes · 1h The Scottish Conservatives also move back into second place in the list vote. List VI: SNP 43% (-1) Conservative 21% (+5) Labour 18% (-) Green 10% (-1) LD 6% (-2) Other 2% (-1) 4-9 Feb (changes from 8-13 Jan) |
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Scottish Tories doing much better in those polls released today.
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Westminster voting intention:
CON: 41% (-) LAB: 36% (-1) GRN: 7% (+1) LDEM: 6% (-) REFUK: 3% (-) via @YouGov , 09 - 10 Feb Chgs. w/ 03 Feb |
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NEW Survation Poll – Westminster Voting Intention:
CON 39% (-1) LAB 33% (-5) LD 9% (+2) GRN 7% (+2) SNP 5% (+1) OTH 6% (-) 1,003 respondents, fieldwork 5-6 Feb. Changes w/ 12-13 Jan. |
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Strange one that. Labour appear to be losing votes to multiple parties.
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