Survey results and analyses
| If There Were a General Election
Tomorrow, Which Party Would You Vote For? |
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| Who Would Make the Best Prime Minister? |
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| Which Party Could Best Handle Economic Difficulties? |
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| Which Party Would You Prefer to See After the Next Election? |
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London, UK Newly elected governments invariably claim that they have a "mandate" to do everything they promised to do during the election campaign and to refrain from doing everything they promised not to do. Gallup's post-election survey for The Telegraph suggests that the Blair Government has a renewed mandate to govern but not much more. There is a marked gap between Labour's campaign pledges negative and positive and what a majority of voters would like to see happen.
London, U.K. Gallup's eve-of-poll survey for The Daily Telegraph confirms the impression that the two main parties and their leaders have been largely wasting their time over the past four weeks.
London, U.K. The Tory Party increasingly resembles a small boat about to be swept over a waterfall, says Gallup's latest survey for The Telegraph.
Gallup https://news.gallup.com/poll/9976/2001-election-united-kingdom.aspx
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