Will voter ID laws hurt the Tories more than Labour?
Polling suggests that Conservative-leaning demographics may struggle when faced with the new requirement for ID at May’s local elections.
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Are we witnessing the strange rebirth of Scottish Labour?
Anas Sarwar’s party could supplant the SNP, but it relies on everything going right.
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Who would win if an election was held today?
How the House of Commons would look according to our latest modelling
West Lancashire remains a sturdy brick in the red wall
In a by-election marked by apathy, the Conservatives are set to fall to their worst result in the constituency.
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How Labour has overtaken the Conservatives in “Sea Wall” battlegrounds
YouGov polling shows that Labour leads the Conservatives by 38 per cent to 32 per cent in the UK’s coastal…
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Chester proved Labour’s landslide chances are real
As the New Statesman forecast, the Conservatives suffered their worst defeat in the seat since 1832.
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Why Labour is heading for a record victory in the Chester by-election
The party’s relentless campaign in the former Conservative seat has been a model for others.
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Tactical voting could leave Tories with just eight northern seats
Exclusive polling shows enough Labour voters would vote Lib Dem, and vice versa, to kick the Conservatives out of power.
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