Romney’s Convention: Mission accomplished?
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
5 September 2012
What did Americans make of Mitt Romney and the Republican Convention? Tom Mludzinski takes a look at the daily polling to see if Romney changed any minds.

Comments 0

From Rose Garden to a thorn in their side, what has happened to the Coalition?
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
30 July 2012
Another Parliamentary term has come to a close and Tom Mludzinski examines how the Coalition's public image has changed since May 2010.

Comments 0

Salmond remains the Scottish Yes campaign’s biggest asset
Mark Diffley, Research Director
17 July 2012
Research Director, Mark Diffley writes for the New Statesman discussing First Minister, Alex Salmond fortunes in the polls.

Comments 1

Green shoots of a red revival in Scotland
Christopher McLean, Senior Research Executive
17 July 2012
In our latest opinion piece for Total Politics we discuss Scottish Labour's polling performance under new leader Johann Lamont and whether we should brace ourselves for a red recovery north of the border?

Comments 0

Budget Day – perceptions or details?
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
21 March 2012
On Budget Day, Tom Mludzinski examines the current state of play for George Osborne and where public opinion is at on the economy. Will today's statement have any impact on public opinion?

Comments 0

From World Cups to the Poll Tax: what influences support for independence?
Mark Diffley, Research Director
15 March 2012
Analysis of our polling since the late 1970s shows that several factors will play a role in persuading voters.

Comments 0

Support for devolution across Britain is growing as ‘national’ identity outweighs feelings of ‘Britishness’
Mark Diffley, Research Director
10 January 2012
Mark Diffley explores "Britishness" and what this means for devolution and calls for Scottish independence

Comments 6