UKIP’s threat to the Conservative Party
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
3 June 2013
The threat UKIP pose to any party is difficult to quantify as little is known about just how well they will be able to compete in a national, General Election in 2015. However, UKIP clearly has the potential to be very dangerous to the Conservative Party
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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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Women and the Conservative Party – a deteriorating relationship?
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
19 March 2013
The Conservative Party's 'problem with women' is a continuing trend that began long before David Cameron's premiership, writes Tom Mludzinski in his article for ConservativeHome.
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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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Will the Tory boost in the polls last?
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
19 December 2011
David Cameron and the Conservatives enjoyed a poll boost after deploying his European veto. Tom Mludzinski says the economy will dictate whether it is merely a temporary bump or something more substantial
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Party conferences: back to a difficult future
Tom Mludzinski, Deputy Head of Political Research
8 September 2011
Ahead of party conference season, Tom Mludzinski explores the polling lessons from a turbulent political summer and looks ahead to the economic challenges ahead
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Intervention in Libya, and public opinion around our involvement
Jerry Latter, Senior Research Executive
13 April 2011
In the latest Politics Wire blog, we examine the public's response to the continuing conflict in Libya and the factors that may affect this in the future.
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