Cameron and Osborne can’t get no satisfaction
1 May 2012
The prime minister and chancellor's voter satisfaction levels are plunging. If the perception of credibility and competence slips, what is left? Tom Mludzinski writes in Total Politics.

Concern about unemployment – are we just getting warmed up?
20 April 2012
While unemployment itself seems to have stopped rising, polling shows that the public's level of concern about it just keeps rising says Jerry Latter in Total Politics.

Consensus in the Boardroom?
1 February 2013
Simon Atkinson, Assistant Chief Executive, blogs in The Huffington Post UK on the Captains of Industry survey.

Crime Is Falling - But Have We Noticed?
7 May 2013
In his latest Huffington Post blog, Simon Atkinson says falling crine figures leave our politicians with a headache.

Mediawatch - Some amazing manifestos for local elections…
26 April 2012
We are now just a week away from the local elections so what do their election broadcasts, out a few days ago, tell us? Ben Page writes in Local Government Chronicle.

Older, fed up, working class and male? Then Nigel is your man
7 May 2013
Ben Page in The Observer crunches more than 12,000 interviews in the last year to build a profile of UKIP's voters.

Public Opinion: Friend or Foe?
22 February 2013
A lecture given at Kent University by Sir Robert Worcester explores the relationship between public opinion and politicians (PDF).

The anti-European UK population is less than in the 1980s
21 January 2013
In an interview with LesEchos.fr, Ben Page discusses Euroscepticism in Britain, and how it is influenced by social class and business.

The Election’s Not Over Yet
30 January 2010
Sir Robert Worcester examines why it's far too early to call the result of the election and the different issues that will be key to the result.

The polls are all over the place...
22 August 2008
The polls are all over the place...or are they? This is the first of a series of monthly Vox Populi blogs which my colleagues at Ipsos MORI have asked me to write reviewing the opinion polls between now and the next election from my experience of nearly 40 years conducting and observing polls and how they are reported.