On Tuesday 5th February, the primary season reaches a crescendo as twenty four states vote simultaneously for their preferred presidential candidate. Much larger than any previous "Super Tuesday", the day's voting should see a clearer picture emerge of who each party's nominee will be.
Ipsos's poll for the Sun, conducted by telephone from 9-10 January 2008: voting intentions, most capable Prime Minister, best leader on various criteria.
The views of young people in Edinburgh on how to improve services and quality of life in the city, conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Youth Services, City of Edinburgh Council
Yesterday the Liberal Democrat party elected Nick Clegg their new leader. This will likely yield a boost in the polls for the Liberal Democrats, who have been trailing in recent months: Ipsos's December Political Monitor has the Liberal Democrats on 14%, and their share hasn't risen above 20% since the summer of 2006 — Voting Intention in Great Britain.
Ipsos's recent survey for the Constitution Unit at University College London (UCL) asked which factors the public think are important to the legitimacy of the House of Lords.
Ipsos's fourth quarter Delivery Index shows that public trust in the Government is on the decline. Over half of the public do not trust the Government to act in Britain's interests (53%), while two in five (40%) do trust the Government on this.
Ipsos's December Political Monitor shows David Cameron achieving the highest satisfaction rating for any Conservative leader in 15 years, since John Major won the 1992 General Election.
In February 2007, the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) commissioned Ipsos to undertake its first survey of the effectiveness of its communications and relations with stakeholders.
