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Tag Archives: Polls
Aug 26 2012
Book Review: Opinion Polls and the Media: Reflecting and Shaping Public Opinion
Leave a commentTweet Opinion Polls and the Media provides a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between the media, opinion polls, and public opinion. The contributors explore how the media use opinion polls in a range of countries across the world, and analyses the … Continue reading
Posted by: August 26, 2012
Tagged with: Australia, France, Germany, media, opinion polls, politics, Polls, public opinion, USA
Feb 22 2012
There will be no general election in 2014. Cameron can’t risk giving Miliband the gravitas boost of being Prime Minister and throwing his own party into turmoil
3 CommentsTweet Responding to Patrick’s Dunleavy’s contention earlier this week that a break-up of the coalition and a general election can be expected as soon as 2014, Mark Pack argues that David Cameron would actually be too worried about giving Ed … Continue reading
Posted by: February 22, 2012
Tagged with: David Cameron, early election, Ed Miliband, elections, electoral math, Electoral Reform, general election 2014, John Major, Liberal Democats, parliament, politics, polling, Polls, uk politics
Jan 2 2012
Even if the Liberal Democrats vote to oust the Conservatives before 2015 a new general election is still unlikely
6 CommentsTweet Up until this parliament, the date of parliamentary elections could be set by the Prime Minister of the day; now as part of the coalition agreement, election dates are set for every 5 years. In spite of this new … Continue reading
Posted by: January 2, 2012
Tagged with: elections, electoral math, Electoral Reform, Gordon Brown, Liberal Democats, Minor Parties, parliament, politics, polling, Polls, uk politics
Dec 10 2011
Europe leaves Britain behind, In The Black Labour makes a splash, and inequality rises fast: round up of political blogs for 3 – 9 December
Leave a commentTweet Avery Hancock, Danielle Moran, and Paul Rainford take a look at the week in political blogging. Eurozone Crisis Jon Snow senses that Cameron is about to face a major backlash for his decision to give up the UK’s seat at Europe’s top table, as Conservative … Continue reading
Posted by: December 10, 2011
Tagged with: afghanistan, austerity, David Cameron, democracy, Economic Policy, economics, Ed Miliband, Europe, Eurozone, government, Nick Clegg, politics, Polls, public spending, weekly round up
Nov 26 2011
New houses, unfair pay, and vegetarians eating kebabs: round up of political blogs for 19 – 25 November
Leave a commentTweet Avery Hancock, Amy Mollett and Chris Gilson take a look at the week in political blogging Housing strategy Left Futures discusses the government’s plans to build 450,000 new houses by 2015, which it claims could risk a sub-prime mortgage … Continue reading
Posted by: November 26, 2011
Tagged with: blog round up, blogs, Conservatives, David Cameron, government, high pay commission, housing, Labour, Leveson inquiry, media, Nick Clegg, politics, Polls, public sector strikes, UK, uk government, uk politics, unemployment, weekly round up
Oct 29 2011
Tories rebel on Europe, Labour drops below 40 per cent in the polls, and 50 years of PMQs: round up of political blogs for 22 – 28 October
Leave a commentTweet Avery Hancock, Danielle Moran, and Paul Rainford take a look at the week in political blogging. EU Referendum vote At the weekend, Conservative Home’s Tim Montgomerie argues there won’t be an immediate referendum if Monday’s EU motion passes but … Continue reading
Posted by: October 29, 2011
Tagged with: Conservatives, economy, eu referendum, Europe, Eurozone, Labour, occupy lsx, parties, polling, Polls, Scotland
Oct 8 2011
Tories in a catflap, Ed shuffles his pack and a Plan BoE: round up of political blogs for 1-7 October
Leave a commentTweet Danielle Moran, Paul Rainford and Avery Hancock take a look at the week in political blogging. Tory Party Conference The Tories’ conference kicked off in Manchester on Sunday with William Hague claiming that the formation of the Coalition has … Continue reading
Posted by: October 8, 2011
Tagged with: blog round up, coalition, Conservatives, David Cameron, Economic Policy, economics, Ed Miliband, government, Labour, Liberal Democrats, media, Nick Clegg, politics, Polls, quantitative easing, recession
Sep 24 2011
A move towards same-sex marriage, ‘cheery gloom’ for the Lib Dems and voter skepticism over ‘weird’ Ed: round up of political blogs for 17 – 23 September
Leave a commentTweet Chris Gilson, Paul Rainford and Amy Mollett take a look at the week in political blogging. The coalition and the parties Mike Smithson at politicalbetting.com wonders if Boris Johnson is eyeing up David Cameron’s job, while thetorydiary reckons that … Continue reading
Posted by: September 24, 2011
Tagged with: blog round up, blogs, government, Nick Clegg, politics, Polls, uk government, uk politics, weekly round up
