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A harsh lesson for the Tories: you can’t outrun tactical voting

The dramatic Tiverton and Honiton result shows how strategic anti-Conservative voting could decide the next general election, says Peter Kellner, a former president of YouGov

The Guardian - UK

Scottish independence: What every indyref2 poll has said over the last year

Since June 25, 2021 there have been 23 polls conducted by pollsters for a number of media organisations with the independence side leading in just three surveys.

Daily Record

Mick Lynch’s PR war is key to determining if rail strikes will succeed

Analysis: RMT boss has become key figure, getting public onside with cool performances justifying action

The Guardian - UK

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61% would struggle to tell if someone they knew felt suicidal

New research conducted by YouGov for CALM has uncovered new insights into the public's understanding of suicide

Wales Online

Collapse in Tory support threatens ‘Conservative Celtic fringe’ in southwest, poll finds

Dramatic 19-point fall in vote share threatens 15 seats, including constituency of Jacob Rees-Mogg

The Independent UK

Flexible working has 'hugely positive impact' on Scottish workers

More than half of employers in Scotland have seen increase in hybrid working, compared to pre-pandemic

Insider UK

Rail strikes 'justified' say majority of UK adults

However the fieldwork was conducted before the strike began

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Scots more supportive of RMT rail strikes than rest of UK, YouGov poll finds

Services across Scotland were impacted because of the strikes, but Scots are supportive of RMT union members taking to the picket line

The National (Scotland)

More than half of global consumers didn’t save during pandemic

More than half of consumers in major economies didn’t build up their savings during the pandemic, a survey shows.

Tribune News Service

Joe Biden approval rating remains at low point as midterm elections loom

More Americans are expressing disapproval of Joe Biden than at any point in his term so far

The Independent UK

Why do polling firms like YouGov tweak polls? Because they are scared of being wrong

The pressure to avoid mistakes can force pollsters to second-guess themselves, just as YouGov did in 2017, says Peter Kellner, a former president of YouGov

The Guardian - UK

Pollster retracts claim about YouGov

Chris Curtis apologised and said he was ‘happy to clarify the position and apologise to YouGov for any confusion caused’.

The Independent UK

YouGov sat on 2017 poll as it was too positive on Labour, claims ex-employee

Polling firm denies allegation it drew back from publishing some data showing Corbyn’s Labour doing wellUpdate: on 10 June 2022, Chris Curtis retracted his claim that the poll was suppressed

The Guardian - UK

Pollster retracts claim YouGov withheld 'positive Labour polls' during 2017 election

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi co-founded YouGov in 2000 alongside Stephan Shakespeare who used to work for Jeffrey Archer. Mr Zahawi left the company in 2010 before the General Election.

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

YouGov ‘banned’ release of 2017 leader debate poll because it was ‘too good for Labour’

Claim denied by YouGov, who says poll was pulled due to ‘skewed sample’

The National (Scotland)

YouGov denies suppressing 2017 poll as it was 'too positive about Labour'

YouGov has denied claims it spiked a poll in the run-up to the General Election 2017 because it was "too positive about Labour".

Evening Standard

Cost of living: Half of Londoners struggling to make ends meet, poll reveals

Some 15% of Londoners are financially struggling while 28% say they are ‘just about managing’

The Independent UK

British public believe MPs should vote to remove Boris Johnson – polls

Polls by YouGov, Savanta ComRes and Conservative Home suggest that most people want Boris Johnson to be voted out.

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The Guardian - US

Nearly half of Republicans think US has to live with mass shootings, poll finds

CBS and YouGov poll returned familiar results, including 62% support for a nationwide ban on semi-automatic rifles

The Independent UK

More than half of Tory faithful believe MPs should vote to remove Boris Johnson, survey shows

Findings of Conservative Home poll will raise alarm in No 10

The Guardian - UK

Does Boris Johnson have a ‘woman problem’?

After PM’s grilling on Mumsnet, could his waning support among female voters be his undoing?

Wales Online

The reasons around half of people in Wales say they won't celebrate the jubilee

People had a variety of reasons why they would not be celebrating this weekend

WEKU

Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee comes at a challenging time for Britain's monarchy

Queen Elizabeth II is marking 70 years on the throne, but recent years have been bumpy for the British monarchy. Public support for the institution has fallen, even as the queen remains popular.

The Independent UK

Biden leads Trump in 2024 poll despite flagging approval rating

Former president is considered de facto frontrunner for 2024 GOP nomination

Daily Mirror

Harry and Meghan's popularity hits record low ahead of Queen's Jubilee, poll shows

According to a new poll by YouGov, almost two-thirds of adults in the UK (63 per cent) hold a negative view of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - a record low in its polling

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