Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Live-updating state of the parties polling ahead of the general election
Examples from around the world show that voters are not predictable
One-dimensional survey questions foster one-dimensional debate
PM wants to show willingness to confront tough decisions, but his announcements are so far unhelpful to his falling ratings
Past attempts at temperature taking in constituencies shows challenge of getting a representative sample
Sunak well placed to win over a large bloc of floating voters despite Starmer’s substantial poll lead, survey suggests
Polling suggests there is little appetite for PM’s policies to improve economic growth
Labour needs a way to turn indecision among 2019 Tory voters into a positive choice to vote for the alternative
A recent Ipsos MORI/Economist poll on Covid restrictions was redone along the lines of our suggestions and the results are starkly different.
Plenty of people have been buying into their success story but research points to risk for investors
Five years on from referendum, 4 out of 5 Britons surveyed say they would still vote same way
The FT has updated its analysis of opinion polls ahead of Scottish and Welsh votes
Use the FT’s tool to see whether Alba will help or hinder pro-independence parties
Poll reveals less than a quarter of people think UK will exist in current form a decade from now
Nationalist colleagues fear SNP’s chances of winning a majority in May elections could be damaged
After Joe Biden’s narrower-than-expected victory in some key states forecasters face a harsh reckoning
The huge win suggested for Joe Biden did not materialise — but we shouldn’t expect certainty
Poll of polls tracks voting intention ahead of the general election
Is apparent heartlessness over a 4-year-old boy lying on hospital floor losing him votes?
Labour closes gap ahead of election and possibility increases of hung parliament
Opinion polls put support near 29% as new leader Jackson Carlaw launches campaign
The electorate is more volatile than ever as voters abandon party affiliations after Brexit vote
UK Edition