What would be your preferred outcome for the 2015 Westminster general election?
19th January 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Topic: Elections, parties & leaders
Voting intention in Scottish and UK elections, plus views on political parties and leaders
Reason for Labour to Smile A Little?
18th January 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
The New Year has seen Labour’s new Scottish leader, Jim Murphy, make a few waves with a promise to deliver 1,000 extra nurses that would in effect be paid for by the proceeds of a UK government mansion tax that would be paid primarily by those living in London and the South East. Meanwhile the […]
Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with Jim Murphy as Scottish Labour leader? (Five response options)
17th January 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with Nicola Sturgeon as SNP leader? (Five response options)
17th January 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Which possible General Election outcomes do you think would be best for Scotland:
29th December 2014 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Do you trust John Swinney to stand up for Scotland’s interests?
29th December 2014 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Do you trust Jim Murphy to stand up for Scotland’s interests?
29th December 2014 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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If SNP hold balance of power at Westminster, UK government will have to deliver more powers.
28th December 2014 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders
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Would more SNP MPs mean Scotland’s interests are better protected at Westminster?
28th December 2014 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders Perceptions of government & the Union
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ICM Underline Labour’s Woes and Affirm Smith’s Lack of Popularity
27th December 2014 Comment Elections, parties & leaders
There has so far perhaps been something of a reluctance amongst those working on London newsdesks to accept that the SNP could emerge as the third largest party at Westminster in May, and in so doing potentially do serious damage to Ed Miliband’s prospects of winning a Commons majority. If so, that reluctance should be […]
