#polling-data

#polling-data

More than 50% of independents see Biden as a bigger threat to democracy than Trump, puzzling analysts. [ more ]

President Biden dismisses bad polls, highlights campaign strengths, and emphasizes assessing likely voters for an accurate representation. [ more ]

Biden's declining popularity is predominantly due to economic struggles and is not reflective of a wider Democratic issue. [ more ]

More voters disagree with allowing a right-wing Tory MP to join Labour than support the decision. [ more ]

A clear majority in swing states and red states support abortion access. [ more ]

Donald Trump leads in 6 of 7 key swing states over Joe Biden in head-to-head matchups and with additional independent candidates included.

The Wall Street Journal poll shows Trump leading Biden across various important issues, including the economy, inflation, and border security. [ more ]

Abortion may face challenges in passing in Florida due to a needed 60% vote, despite majority support for legal abortion up to 24 weeks. [ more ]

Putin is widely predicted to win a fifth term in the upcoming presidential election.

86 percent of Russians approve of Putin's presidency according to a February poll. [ more ]

Susan Hall is narrowing the gap on Sadiq Khan in the London mayoral race. [ more ]

Suburban women over 60 are a crucial demographic for upcoming elections.

Undecided older female voters who switched from Conservatives hold the key to potential Labour victory. [ more ]

Labour holds a significant lead over the Tories in key target constituencies, with a 34-point advantage in 150 crucial marginals.

Support for Reform UK, the Tories' hard-right rivals, has reached its highest-ever level at 13%.

Labour still needs to work hard to convert polling data into actual election results due to a significant number of undecided voters and increased support for Reform UK. [ more ]

The Tories are predicted to face a landslide defeat in the next general election, according to a YouGov poll commissioned by Tory donors.

The poll suggests that Labour would win a 120 seat majority and the Conservatives would lose almost all of its Red Wall gains from 2019. [ more ]