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Labour cuts Tory lead by four points
Party boosted by public sympathy for Brown over Sun attacks
Poll shows hung parliament remains possible
Conservatives lead Labour by 10 points but would win a majority of only two
Tories 17 points ahead in latest poll
Figures would give Conservatives a Commons majority of 106
Conservatives lead Labour by 13 points in new poll
Party on track for a majority of 58 at the next election as voters back Cameron's anti-statism
Labour's post-conference bounce continues
Conservative lead cut to 11 per cent as Labour rises three points
Labour narrow Conservative lead to 10 points
Party boosted by the conference season but support for Cameron's leadership rises
Labour gloom as Conservative lead reaches 19 points
Tories also lead Labour on every policy issue except the NHS
Conservative lead surges to 17 points
First poll since David Cameron's conference speech shows party's lead rising by 8 per cent
Labour slashes Conservative poll lead
Party halves the Tory lead to seven points on the back of its conference
Conservatives continue to trail Labour in the north
Poll also shows that a majority of voters remain unsure that there is "substance" behind David Cameron's words
42%
29%
19%
| Date | Polling Group | Party | Poll Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2009-11-17 | ICM |
|
42% 29% 19% |
| 2009-11-15 | YouGov |
|
41% 27% 18% |
| 2009-11-15 | ComRes |
|
39% 25% 17% |
| 2009-11-10 | Populus |
|
39% 29% 18% |
| 2009-11-06 | Angus Reid |
|
38% 24% 20% |
Conservatives maintain double figure lead.
Party's average rating rises over five polls.
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