Sentences with phrase «shows ukip»

These polling shows Ukip bouncing back up to 4 %, whilst the Conservatives drop two percentage points, reducing their lead over Labour to a single percent.

And the latest post-budget poll shows UKIP yet again polling above the Liberal Democrats — as they have done for months now and combined with the tory vote stands at over 56 % nationally.

As with the ComRes poll a week ago it shows UKIP with a solid lead.

Video shows Ukip leader defending using the word «chinky» and telling breastfeeding women to «sit in a corner».

He told BBC1's The Andrew Marr Show Ukip would devote its resources to «two dozen» or «three dozen» constituencies where the party had come first in European elections and succeeded in taking council seats.

David Cameron vowed to show Ukip a newfound respect today, after the party's unprecedented surge in the local elections gave the Conservatives a bloody nose.

Recent European election polls have varied wildly with some showing Ukip with a clear lead, while others have shown Labour and even the Tories ahead.

They show UKIP well ahead in Boston & Skegness — on 46 % to the Conservatives 26 %, one point behind in Thanet North and on 37 % to Labour's 48 % in Rotherham.

YouGov have been showing UKIP challenging Labour for first place since the debates, they've now overtaken — topline European VI stands at CON 19 %, LAB 28 %, LDEM 9 %, UKIP 31 %, GREEN 8 % — UKIP in first place, Greens challenging the Lib Dems for fourth.

A couple of the polls were just the figures from previous Ashcroft polls that showed UKIP doing well, but three are Survation polls for UKIP that we haven't seen before.

The Tory peer's latest polling showed the Ukip leader is two points off the pace in South Thanet and the Lib Dem leader is set to lose his seat in Sheffield Hallam.

Speaking against the backdrop of one poll by Survation showing Ukip on 25 %, Johnson said he did not believe EU partners would recoil in horror at British demands for renegotiation of free movement and the introduction of a points - based system linked to skills.

But a breakthrough in Clacton could give them huge momentum and convince sympathisers that Ukip really are a serious option when it all gets serious next May and show a Ukip vote may well give you a Ukip MP.

UKIP will take what ever level of support they get here as «Showing that UKIP is a challenger to the Political Establishment».

Nigel Farage will reveal details of party polling today that he claims will show Ukip poses a threat to the «entire British political class».

At the weekend four online polls showed Ukip support in the high teens, but a new Populus poll showed Ukip on 10 %.

Not exact matches

For many of those surrounding Corbyn the events of the last five years — the rise of UKIP, the Scottish independence referendum, the Brexit vote — are signs of hope because they show the breakup of the old political order and signal that people are searching for something different.

For example, the UKIP voting and attendance record shows that a major reason Britain appears to have so little say (the criticism of which is their primary campaign message) is because they don't show up to vote.

The Ukip leader said the images of Kurdish toddler Aylan Kurdi drowned in the Mediterranean had made him «feel horrible» but he insisted that the UK could not afford to show too much compassion.

Ukip said its vans showed a real picture of migrants entering Slovenia, a country that joined the EU in 2004 and had failed to control its border.

If anything, the rejection might have increased the UKIP vote, because it forced Cameron to show his hand or lack of concern in this area.

The rapid rise of UKIP in the European elections as well as in by - elections across England shows how the party has the potential to become a de facto English nationalist force, likely to exploit any grievance within the devolution debate to present England as the «victim» nation of the Union.

Ukip has been a one - man show for a long time.

With strong support for Ukip in some parts of Sunderland, the Leave campaign can expect a strong showing.

Senior Ukip figures are insisting there is still a point to the party after their poor showing in...

Right now, Ukip are showing signs of breaking into a system designed to keep protest parties out of parliament.

The model does show one independent: it's not clear if this is a legacy result based on Margo or a seat based on the large «others» list score, mostly UKIP.

The major caveat with the seat projections is that UKIP are shown at a point where they would almost certainly win a handful of regional list seats, but the Scotland Votes site doesn't include them, so it is unclear at whose expense they would come.

As polling by Lord Ashcroft recently showed, a significant chunk of UKIP's support derives from concern over immigration.

Given that the polls are showing that around half of former UKIP voters are planning on voting Conservative this year, and given that the Conservatives clearly benefitted from the collapse of the UKIP vote in the local elections, surely UKIP dropout is a big advantage for Theresa May?

Research conducted by academics Robert Ford and Matthew Goodwin shows that the average UKIP voter is white, male, middle - aged and working - class.

However, data from UK Polling Report shows telephone and internet polls predicted a dead heat between Conservatives and Labour; only difference was that internet polls predicted somewhat better results for UKIP.

The phenomenal rise in support for Ukip is underlined by a new Opinium / Observer poll which shows almost one - third of voters would be prepared to back Nigel Farage's party if they believed it could win in their own constituency.

British Election Study data released today (collected between February and March 2014) shows that 17 % of people intend to vote for UKIP in the May European Parliament elections (23 % when counting only people giving a party choice, excluding «don't know» responses).

These polls have shown that UKIP have built up momentum in these seats and that they, not the Tories, are the principal challengers to Labour.

Like the rest of us, the space she dedicates to a Ukip victory shows how fascinating the prospect is for politics geeks.

Data from British Election Study panel surveys shows that the main problem UKIP has faced in translating its success from European Parliament elections to general elections has been retaining voters, whether because some UKIP voters only vote UKIP at European Parliament elections in protest and the return to their «normal» party for general elections or because the nature of the British electoral system incentivises voters to cast their vote for one of the existing main parties rather than a new entrant.

The pair famously clashed on O'Brien's LBC show back in 2014, as the presenter took the then Ukip leader to task over his views on eastern European migrants and troubles within his party.

The Ukip leader told LBC that Europe can not afford to show compassion to people fleeing from Muslim countries because some of them could be terrorists.

The changes in 2015 vote intention among those people who voted Liberal Democrat in 2010 between the first (February - March) and second (May - June) BESIP survey show small increases for the Conservatives, UKIP and the Green Party.

The May and Grayling follow - up, together with Number 10's own reaction to Eastleigh, shows that it hasn't a settled strategy for dealing with UKIP

At the same time we have already shown (Evans and Mellon BES Blog 2014) that most UKIP voters say they had previously voted Conservative.

We've seen Green Party leader Natalie Bennett interviewed on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show — one of the most coveted media platforms for election hopefuls, and UKIP leader Nigel Farage continues to provide good copy and good telly to most news organisations, setting the political agenda along the way.

Mr Cameron faces the unenviable task of showing, at a time of austerity, that his party is not just for those who have already achieved material success, while holding on to Tory loyalists and luring back those threatening to defect to Ukip.

My marginals research shows that Tory defectors to UKIP overwhelmingly prefer Cameron to Miliband and that a Conservative government is their preferred election outcome.

Dugher said an analysis of Ukip's tax plans show they are standing up for millionaires and the richest, not ordinary hardworking people, and are offering a tax cut worth more than # 100,000 to more than 16,000 millionaires.

My marginals polling has consistently shown around three quarters of Conservatives saying they would definitely not vote UKIP.

Analysis of my polling in the forty most marginal Conservative - held seats showed that Tory «defectors» and UKIP voters are not the same people.

These figures not only reinforce the picture of Labour suffering similarly if not more than the Tories from UKIP, but they also show an (albeit smaller) impact on the Liberal Democrats.

Lord Ashcroft found that former Tory UKIP supporters would return to the fold if their old party can show they have implemented policies that benefit them and keep their promises.