PollBase: British voting intention opinion polls since 1943 - Mark …
WEBWelcome to PollBase, my database of national voting intention opinion polls, going back to 1943 and the largest such dataset.For more recent years, it includes party leader and government ratings. It is updated quarterly, but you can find the latest voting intention polls in my scorecard here.To find out more about how to make sense of the polls and their history, see my book, Polling UnPacked.
Latest voting intention and leadership ratings opinion polls - Mark …
WEBSeptember 13, 2024 - 2:27 pm. Welcome to my summary of the latest national voting intention polls for the next general election, along with party leadership ratings. If you’d like to find out more about how polls work, how reliable they are and how to make sense of them, check out my book, Polling UnPacked: the History, Uses and Abuses of ...
Local council by-election results: see them in full - Mark Pack
WEBCouncil by-election results. Here’s my coverage of all the local council by-election results in Britain, updated each week as the results come in. You can track the running tally of seats changing hands in my scorecard here. I include all principal authority by-elections (i.e. borough, district, county and unitary – plus the City of London ...
Mark Pack's post about politics, polling and related matters
WEBMark Pack. Author, 101 Ways To Win An Election, Polling UnPacked and Bad News. Political. Welcome to my posts about politics; mainly British politics and with quite a lot of political opinion polling and council by-election results thrown in too. You can sign up here to receive by email the latest news about opinion polls or the Liberal Democrats.
Big swing from Labour to Lib Dems in London by-election - Mark …
WEBOct 6, 2023 · Big swing from Labour to Lib Dems in London by-election. After Wednesday’s two by-elections, Thursday brought a Parliamentary by-election and two further principal authority council contests. The results include a really impressive move up into second place in Lambeth, in the ward containing MI6’s HQ: Labour HOLD. Changes w/ 2022.
Liberal Democrat selection news - Mark Pack
WEBOctober 27, 2023 - 5:23 pm. Parliamentary by-election winner Sarah Dyke sees he seat of Somerton and Frome undergo major boundary changes for the next election. …. Read the full post ». Read about the selections of Liberal Democrat (prospective) election candidates, particularly for the next Westminster general election.
Dr. Mark Pack: biography
WEBI’m an author and, since January 2020, President of the Liberal Democrats. My books include Polling UnPacked: The History, Uses and Abuses of Political Opinion Polls, 101 Ways To Win An Election and Bad News: what the headlines don’t tell us.I also host the Never Mind The Bar Charts podcast.. I worked for the Liberal Democrats 2000-2009, including a period as Head of Innovations and ...
Dr. Mark Pack's website
WEBIn what has become a regular of the party conference season, the Daily Telegraph has published a list of the 50 most influential Liberal Democrats assembled by “Iain Dale, Brian Brivati and a team of Liberal Democrat insiders”:. As one MP put it, the year has been “about the rise of the left”. Confidence in the party outside Westminster has grown even as polling numbers remained minimal.
Lib Dems gain seat from Greens in by-election - Mark Pack
WEBDec 1, 2023 · Lib Dems gain seat from Greens in by-election. December 1, 2023 - 7:44 am. Four principal authority council by-elections this week with a “full slate” of Lib Dem candidates. (The quote marks reflecting that one contest doesn’t have a Lib Dem, but it’s for the City of London Corporation.) The three Lib Dem candidates is two up on the ...
Dr. Mark Pack's website
WEBLook through the grand sweep of history and times of severe economic turmoil have often been accompanied by times of ideological ferment. That ferment has often thrown up the extreme and the nasty – think fascism or Communist dictatorship – which makes the absence of an equivalent post-financial crash ferment not wholly a bad thing.
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