Archive From the NS archive: Mrs Thatcher’s war of bogus principles 21 May 1982: If Thatcher is right, then the price of ejecting the Argentines from the Falklands, however high, will have been worth paying. By Peter Kellner
In defence of the pollsters who failed to predict Donald Trump’s victory The failure of the polls is symptomatic of a broader political crisis of the left. By Peter Kellner
My final prediction is in: and it’s Remain Remain is on course to win, says Peter Kellner. By Peter Kellner
Are the Brexiteers losing? The latest polls appear to show movement to Remain, but the picture is complex. By Peter Kellner
Don’t celebrate too soon, Brexiters: history favours Remain Movement to Leave in the polls at this point in the cycle is what we'd expect to see, says… By Peter Kellner
A shift towards Brexit? Don’t bet on it There is reason to be sceptical of the surge to Leave, says Peter Kellner. By Peter Kellner
The opponents of Jeremy Corbyn are running out of road The Corbyn insurgency has opened up a chasm on the left. His opponents may have to accept that Labour… By Peter Kellner
New polling data shows the challenge facing Jeremy Corbyn Exclusive YouGov research for the New Statesman shows how Corbyn's support base crucially differs from Labour's target voters. By Peter Kellner
Who will vote for Obama It seems to be all over bar the voting but the final days of a presidential race can sometimes… By Peter Kellner