by MONITOR
THE Independent newspaper performs a useful service by commissioning a poll of polls every month which is designed to provide an overview of the many and various political opinion polls taken during the past month. Its June assessment, just published, showed that Labour and Conservatives were probably running neck-and-neck with each on 36 per cent and the Liberal Democrats at 17 per cent. In March this poll-of-polls gave the Conservatives an eight point lead. Some heavily-headlined polls taken in the immediate aftermath of Gordon Brown's arrival at No 10, for instance yesterday's Populus poll in The Times, showed Labour having gained a four point lead since early last month and the Conservatives having lost two points to put Labour ahead 37-34.
LABOUR EDGING AHEAD
10/07/2013 00:00
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