Sentences with phrase «latest poll puts»

YouGov's latest poll puts the Tories ahead by 5 points.

Our latest poll puts the Tories on 37 per cent, with Labour on 30 per cent and the Lib Dems trailing on 16 per cent.

Taking an average of the latest polling puts the Liberal Democrats on 33 per cent, the Conservatives on 32 pr cent and Labour on 26 per cent.

The latest polling puts Lib Dem support at 13 per cent, worse than it was when the last third party split occurred, in 1989.

The latest polling puts Ukip and Mark Reckless on a 12 - point lead over the Conservatives, a situation that David Cameron has failed to turn around in the weeks leading up to the by - election.

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Roughly Speaking episode 380: The latest Goucher Poll puts Maryland's Republican governor, Larry Hogan, in a strong position to win a second term.

We have refs like Graham Poll on BT Sports, we have Dermott Gallagher on Sky and in charge of the whole body in itself we have the absolute joke that is Mike Riley, the man who put on one of the single worst and most one - sided favouritism matches when Arsenal lost at Old Trafford in late 2004, that you'll ever see.

From now until the NFL Draft in late April we'll be putting up a daily poll asking GGN to vote on the best available player from a rolling list of a dozen candidates.

Gordon Brown has continued his political slide into the parliamentary recess, with the latest opinion poll putting his personal approval rating at an all - time low.

The results collated at various polling units until late Saturday evening put governor Willie Obiano of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, at the forefront ahead of other contenders.

The latest Ipsos MORI polling puts the Lib Dems on an impressive 13 %, well above their usual 10 % performance.

The latest national polls put the Kippers in the high teens - today's Opinium / Observer poll puts them on 18 % among those likely to vote.

And the latest poll won't have helped: an Ipsos Mori poll for STV, the latest to come out, puts Labour behind by 28 points, suggesting the SNP could take 55 of Scotland's 59 seats.

At the start of April, Lord Ashcroft gave the Liberal Democrats a serious scare with his latest poll of the seat, which put Clegg on 34 % — two points behind Labour.

The Labour leadership election captured people's attention when a YouGov poll in late - July put Jeremy Corbyn in the lead.

Some in Number 10 will be cheered by latest ComRes poll which puts the Tories four points ahead but Leaders» debate is still important.

After all, the company put the SNP on 52 % 29 points ahead of Labour, as long as late October last year — well above the estimate of any other polling company at the time.

Though the Liberal Democrats achieved 24 % of the vote in Great Britain at the general election, no poll since late June has put Nick Clegg's party above 18 %.

The latest YouGov / Sun poll puts the Conservatives on 35 %, Labour on 32 %, with similar figures for the other parties as in the Ashcroft poll.

Taking an average of the latest polling, today's poll of polls puts the Liberal Democrats on 33 per cent, the Conservatives on 32 per cent and Labour on 26 per cent.

Taking an average of the latest polls, today's «Poll of Polls» puts the Conservatives on 32 per cent, the Liberal Democrats on 30 per cent and Labour on 27 per polls, today's «Poll of Polls» puts the Conservatives on 32 per cent, the Liberal Democrats on 30 per cent and Labour on 27 per Polls» puts the Conservatives on 32 per cent, the Liberal Democrats on 30 per cent and Labour on 27 per cent.

The latest New York Times poll puts Cuomo far ahead of Paladino, with the Attorney General earning the support of 59 percent of likely voters to Paladino's 24.

The latest YouGov tracker poll for the Sun put the party on 14 % - the highest result the polling firm has shown for the party.

6 are Conservative held seats where the Lib Dems came a close second last time and need not unduly delay us, all show a shift from Lib Dem to Conservative and Conservative holds, the most interesting ones being Watford (which was a three way marginal in 2010 and remains so in this poll) and the two Cornish seats in the sample which both put UKIP in second place, more on that later.

Five days later I published a poll of the Clacton constituency that put his support in the resulting by - election at 56 %, with the Tories on 25 %, Labour on 16 %, and the Lib Dems and Others on 2 % each: a 32 - point Carswell lead.

The latest Quinnipiac poll, for instance, puts Liu's approval rating at 40 percent — far lower than the 57 percent he was seeing last May — but still just two points behind fellow mayoral hopeful and Public Advocate Bill de Blasio.

The latest monthly Opinium / Observer poll puts the Conservatives on 43 % (up three points) while Labour is down one on 39 %.

The latest YouGov poll puts Labour just 11 % ahead.

Among hundreds of media reports worldwide on the BMJ revelations - which were covered by all north American networks and reached almost half of Americans surveyed days later in a Harris poll - The New York Times said in a second editorial on the affair: «Now the British Medical Journal has taken the extraordinary step of publishing a lengthy report by Brian Deer, the British investigative journalist who first brought the paper's flaws to light - and has put its own reputation on the line by endorsing his findings.»

Sooner or later, everyone who writes about John Marin gets around to mentioning the 1948 Look magazine poll of 68 critics, curators and museum directors who, when asked to name America's greatest living painters, put him at the top of the list.

In addition the bias itself was later put down to the fact that the opinion polls had included too many Labour supporters who had lost the right to vote by moving.