Democrats must stop allowing Republicans to frame US politics
They need to talk about how popular their achievements are – but not by using the language of Republicans.
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Republicans are surging but Democrats haven’t lost the midterms yet
Joe Biden had a good summer but his party is worried it came too early to impact the November elections.
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Most Conservative voters now want Boris Johnson to resign
Fifty-four per cent of Tory supporters want Johnson to leave office, a 20-point increase since June.
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Why Frank Luntz regrets being a populist
The US pollster on what voters really want.
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Introducing State of the Nation
Our new data site will reveal the country that Britain really is.
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The British public is changing its concept of class
Gen Z and millennials are more likely to associate class with salary and income than the cultural perceptions of their…
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The situation for the Tories is worse than you think
Voters are angry at Boris Johnson everywhere, but they’re especially so in the marginals that matter.
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Tory poll lead hit hard by the Downing Street Christmas party revelations
All three of the recent surveys now show Labour ahead of the Conservatives – one by as much as six…
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How the Owen Paterson scandal reduced the Conservatives’ poll lead
Ben Walker joins the New Statesman Podcast team for a monthly look at the polls.
Did Covid-19 push public opinion in a more left-wing direction?
The landmark British Social Attitudes survey reveals a public more aware of inequality and sympathetic to welfare. But pollster John…
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From the archive: The NHS is even more cherished than the monarchy and the army
In this archive piece from 2013, British Future polling revealed that while attitudes to the NHS had been fluctuating, commitment…
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