The Week in Polls
Dr. Mark PackKeep on top of what you really need to know about the latest political polls with a concise weekly newsletter that dives behind the headlines, tells you what the numbers really mean and gives you the context to understand what’s going on.
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Kemi Badenoch vs the Conservative Party: how the polling compares
Welcome to the 153rd edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP) which takes a quick look at an under-explored topic: how the polling for the Leader of the Opposition and for her party compares.
What happens after a party wins a landslide?
Welcome to the 152nd edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP) which, after last week’s dive into technical polling details, this time has some polling-adjacent figures for the more general reader, a look at what happens to parties with large num...
Polling at a crossroads: is this book the way forward?
Welcome to the 151st edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP) which takes a look at a new(-ish) book about both the problems with and possible solutions for modern political polling.
New data contradicts Channel 4's controversial claims
Welcome to the 150th edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP) which returns to the story of GenZ and that speech by Channel 4’s Chief Executive, Alex Mahon.
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