How vote in referendum on the question "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union?", how would you vote?
11th August 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Voting intention in Scottish and UK elections, plus views on political parties and leaders
11th August 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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10th August 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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14th July 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
Just when it looked as though we might be having a quiet, poll free summer before the next round of electoral politics begins in earnest, the Scottish Daily Mail has opted to run a poll from Survation. It covers how people might vote in the Holyrood election next year and in the EU referendum whenever […]
5th July 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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9th June 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
There is little rest in the world of politics. Today sees the publication of the first poll of voting intentions for next May’s Holyrood election since the UK general election on May 7th. During the UK election such readings were largely ignored, but now that that ballot is behind us, the battle for power at […]
9th June 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders Perceptions of government & the Union
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24th May 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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23rd May 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum
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11th May 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
The unanticipated success of the Conservatives in winning a narrow overall majority in the UK general election has raised questions about the performance of the polls, and the British Polling Council (BPC) has announced that an independent inquiry will be conducted into what happened. On average the GB-wide polls pointed to a dead heat between […]
7th May 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
The final two polls of voting intentions in Scotland for the general election were released late last night. The first was by Survation for the Daily Record, the second by YouGov for The Times and The Sun. The YouGov poll was in fact a boosted Scottish sub-sample of a much larger Britain-wide poll, but as […]