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2005 Rolling Campaign Panel Survey Data
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2001/02
British
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Thursday May 5th, 2005
The
rolling campaign panel data are collected by YouGov. The data are collected
using YouGov's standard sampling and are weighted according to YouGov's standard
weighting procedures. The pre-campaign baseline panel was N = 7813 and conducted
by internet survey. Approximately 270 respondents are re-contacted for
interviews every day during the campaign. The responses from these
re-interviews are collated on a rolling 6-day basis to produce the graphs shown
on this website. The daily data
displayed in the graphs are 6-day moving averages. N's vary and typically exceed
1100. Note that in
reporting vote shares we distinguish between all respondents who express a
voting preference and those respondents who indicate that they are certain to
vote.
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Vote Intentions, Six-Day Moving Averages,
All Respondents
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Dates
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Labour
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Conservative
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Liberal
Democrat
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April
6-11
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35.0
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33.5
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19.4
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7-12
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35.3
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33.1
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20.3
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8-13
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36.2
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33.6
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20.8
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9-14
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34.6
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32.2
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22.2
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10-15
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35.3
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33.3
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22.5
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11-16
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35.7
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33.1
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22.8
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12-17
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36.9
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31.9
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23.5
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13-18
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36.1
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32.1
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23.3
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14-19
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35.9
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31.9
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22.5
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15-20
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34.8
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33.1
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22.7
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16-21
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36.4
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31.8
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22.2
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17-22
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36.0
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31.2
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22.8
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18-23
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36.2
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30.9
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22.4
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19-24
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36.3
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31.0
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23.1
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20-25
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37.5
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30.6
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22.7
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21-26
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36.0
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30.8
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22.9
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22-27
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37.0
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30.6
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22.9
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23-28
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37.6
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30.8
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22.3
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April
27-May
2
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37.3
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30.1
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23.9
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April
28-May
3
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36.5
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30.2
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24.3
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April
29-May
4
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35.7
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30.1
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24.8
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Vote Intentions, Six-Day Moving Averages,
Likely Voters Only
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Dates
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Labour
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Conservative
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Liberal
Democrat
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April
6-11
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35.0
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36.6
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18.2
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7-12
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34.9
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36.6
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18.9
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8-13
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35.4
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36.8
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19.5
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9-14
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33.7
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35.7
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20.2
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10-15
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33.7
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36.7
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21.0
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11-16
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34.8
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36.7
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20.9
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12-17
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35.5
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35.5
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21.8
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13-18
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36.2
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35.3
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20.8
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14-19
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35.8
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35.5
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20.2
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15-20
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34.5
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36.5
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20.9
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16-21
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36.7
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34.9
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21.0
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17-22
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36.8
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34.0
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21.9
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18-23
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37.6
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33.8
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20.3
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19-24
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36.4
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34.6
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21.4
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20-25 |
39.4 |
33.4 |
19.9 |
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21-26 |
37.2 |
33.8 |
20.6 |
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22-27 |
37.7 |
33.4 |
20.4 |
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23-28 |
37.5 |
33.1 |
20.3 |
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April
27-May
2
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35.9 |
33.0 |
22.9 |
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April
28-May
3
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35.6 |
32.5 |
23.2 |
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April
29-May
4
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35.0 |
32.6 |
23.5 |
The
Oxford University Press book on voting and elections
in Britain
by the BES principal investigators:
Political
Choice in Britain
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Updated by: Prof.
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19/09/2011
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