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When does the public think it would be right for the government to start loosening the #COVID19 lockdown? (Question asked 16-17 April)NowRight - 5%Wrong - 88%Don't know - 7%In three
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Chris Curtis
chriscurtis94
New exit strategy polling:The public has been more pro-lockdown than anyone expected, which means ending it could be more politically difficult for the government than starting it. People are currently
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Paul Hindley π π³οΈβππͺπΊ
PaulHindley2210
Decades of right-wing tabloids dripping with hateful anti-immigrant bile...Decades of many politicians being too cowardly to make the positive progressive case for immigration...The General Public after decades of an unchallenged
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Robert Colvile
rcolvile
Great spot from @MattSingh_ - polling of Labour members quietly slipped out by the RLB campaign. Key takeaway for me is just how much, in policy terms, this is still
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James Kanagasooriam
JamesKanag
Short thread on my thoughts of YouGov's MRP of the US Presidential Election. It forecasts a landslide win for Biden. There's some interesting detail which I've tried to backsolve...https://today.yougov.com/2020-presidential-elec
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Dr Charlotte Lydia Riley
lottelydia
We should be deeply ashamed of these statistics, as a nation.https://twitter.com/YouGov/status/1293196614266507267 Sure, you can look at how these statistics break down by party or by Brexit position or whatever, but
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Brad Heath
bradheath
For those wondering about the consequences of President Trump's efforts to sow distrust in voting and elections, here's a pretty significant one: It will help states sustain new restrictions on
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Maya Forstater
MForstater
There is a lot of "manufacturing of consent" in @YouGov 's presentation of the data on their recent survey. First there is the title "trangender rights" The whole point is
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Roary
GrRoary
Owen Jones vs the YouGov poll.It's clear the UK public have a very different interpretation of 'trans' and 'trans rights' to OJ. They distinguish between post op and non op,
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Matt Goodwin
GoodwinMJ
Who would make best Prime Minister? -by classUpper/middle classBoris Johnson 39%Keir Starmer 32%Johnson's lead = 7 pointsWorking class Boris Johnson 40%Keir Starmer 21%Johnson's lead = 19 points From latest
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dan barker
danbarker
You've probably seen tweets about a YouGov survey which says 'almost half of Britons have little to no sympathy' for 'the migrants' crossing the channel.On the left is one of
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Rob Ford
robfordmancs
The deep partisan divide on immigration evident here long predates Brexit. Indeed the past four years have paradoxically been ones of relative calm on this issue. Polls like this suggest
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Jon Stone
joncstone
You may have seen this claim from a report by right-wing think-tank Policy Exchange doing the rounds - it's total demonstrable bullshit. Here's why (THREAD) It's very loosely based on
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Matt Singh
MattSingh_
I'm very curious re the low trust in broadcast journalism re Corona, following multiple polls. And although it's disproportionately among Conservatives and Leavers, it's very negative right across the board
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Rachel "The Doc" Bitecofer πππ
RachelBitecofer
1. Yes- there has been a crime in plain sight since day 1 of early vote returns in NC. My sense is that bc the GOP knows democratic accountability is
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Christabel Cooper
ChristabelCoops
THREAD: attempt at a balanced view on working from home.The Telegraph/the government is *not* providing a balanced view. WFH is benefiting employers who could see their businesses devastated if there
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