“God must be a Conservative”: views from the Conservative Party conference fringe
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
6 October 2011
Tom Mludzinski reflects on the research we presented at the 2011 Conservative Party fringe event we held with Reuters.
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Blue Collar women and the Conservative Party
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
6 April 2013
Politics Wire Blog: Tom Mludzinski looks in detail at the Conservative vote share among gender and social grade.
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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?
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Europe is only the fifth most important issue to UKIP voters
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
21 January 2013
In his article for ConservativeHome, Tom Mludzinski, discusses the rise in popularity of UKIP and what makes people vote for the Party.
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Eurozone in crisis but political stability at home
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
28 November 2011
As the eurozone crisis continues, with Berlusconi and Papandreou losing their jobs, Tom Mludzinski reports that British leaders may take some comfort in the stability of their own satisfaction ratings
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From our archives: The French elections
Dr Roger Mortimore, Director of Political Analysis
4 May 2012
As France prepares to elect its next President, we have been digging in our archives to find out what the British public have thought in the past about French politicians, and indeed about the French people and French culture.
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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.
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How broken is Britain?
Gideon Skinner, Head of Political Research
31 August 2011
Our first poll since the riots in England makes interesting reading. We tested the public’s perception that ‘British society is broken’, an issue the Prime Minister has spoken out about since first becoming Conservative Party leader. But what challenges does a 'Broken Britain' present?
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How can a politician not break a promise? By not making one in the first place
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
31 March 2011
In the latest Politics Wire blog, Tom Mludzinski looks at whether politicians can restore trust by making less promises and campaign pledges.
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Immigration - the right thing to be talking about?
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
3 April 2013
Politics Wire Blog: Tom Mludzinski discusses why the issue of immigration is once again top of the political agenda.
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