“God must be a Conservative”: views from the Conservative Party conference fringe
6 October 2011
Tom Mludzinski reflects on the research we presented at the 2011 Conservative Party fringe event we held with Reuters.

A funny thing happened on the way to Number Ten
20 September 2010
On the Monday of the Liberal Democrat's conference in Liverpool, Sir Robert Worcester, founder of MORI, examined public opinion of the coalition at the GovNet fringe meeting.

Ben Page and the subtle art of reading public opinion
25 May 2012
Ipsos MORI CEO, Ben Page discusses the relationship between politicians and the people in an interview with Politics.co.uk.

Britain and Europe: on closer inspection...
23 December 2011
James Stannard examines British attitudes to Europe following an eventful few weeks.

Budget 2013 – a risk and an opportunity
20 March 2013
Politics Wire Blog: Harry Carr considers the possible connotations of the Budget, with no party yet holding a clear advantage on the economy.

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.

Conservatives lead Labour by 16 points in new Ipsos MORI poll
21 July 2009
Ipsos MORI's July Political Monitor, has been released. It shows the Conservatives on 40% (+2), Labour on 24% (+3) and the Liberal Democrats on 18% (-1).

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.