Starting from this month I will be moving this regular feature to the last weekend of the month so it can be a reflection of the past month.
EACH LINK IS TO ALEXA.COM PAGE ALEXA RANKING EXPLAINED click the link.
Last months rankings in brackets, each link is to the ALEXA page for the party not the parties website
UK RANKING
1 (1) UKIP 3,297
2 (3) BNP 4,684
3 (2) LABOUR 6,287
4 (5) SNP 6,721
5 (6) CONSERVATIVES 11,091
6 (4) LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 13,662
7 (7) THE GREEN PARTY 28,314
8 (8) JUSTICE 4 MEN & BOYS 29,462
9 (9) PIRATE PARTY 35,690
10 (10) SCOTTISH SOCIALIST PARTY 61,010
11 (-) UK GENERAL ELECTION 2015 BLOG 119,012
GLOBAL RANKING
SINN FEIN 1,044,354
MEBYON KERNOW 2,620,794 ( 60,167 RANKED IN SPAIN )
ENGLISH DEMOCRAT 3,054,843
DEMOCRATIC UNIONIST PARTY 3,324,121
RESPECT PARTY 3,951,615
NONE OF THE ABOVE 4,000,072
PLAID CYMRU 4,140,378
OMRLP 4,504,638
ULSTER UNIONIST PARTY 4,795,740
TUV 5,306,850
THE ALLIANCE PARTY 5,601,941
TUSC 6,567,504
NI21 7,449,553
CHRISTIAN PARTY 8,148,461
NATIONAL LIBERAL PARTY 14,158,334
SCOTTISH DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 19,457,030
NO DATA
NHA PARTY
WESSEX REGIONALISTS
PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN
Average time spent on the website
NI21 5m 07s
LIBDEMS 4m 48s
BNP 4m 16s
SNP 3m 11s
UKIP 2m 56s
GREENS 2m 55s
J4MB 2m 52s
MEBYON KERNOW 2m 37s
RESPECT 2m 36s
CONSERVATIVES 2m 15s
SSP 2m 7s
ALLIANCE 2m 01s
LABOUR 1m 56s
PIRATE PARTY 1m 37s
NONE OF THE ABOVE 1m 21s
ENG DEMS 1m 17s
UK GENERAL ELECTION 2015 BLOG 1m 14s
TUSC 1m 10s
SINN FEIN 1m 9s
DUP 57s
Links in to the website
CONSERVATIVES 2,504
LABOUR 2,063
LIBDEMS 1,775
UKIP 1,140
BNP 1,084
GREENS 1,052
SNP 669
SINN FEIN 599
PIRATE PARTY 581
PLAID 295
SSP 207
UUP 177
ALLIANCE 141
OMRLP 96
ENG DEMS 96
J4MB 94
MEBYON KERNOW 79
TUSC 78
NHA PARTY 60
RESPECT 57
DUP 54
TUV 35
CHRISTIAN PARTY 31
UK GENERAL ELECTION 2015 BLOG 25
NATIONAL LIBERAL PARTY 19
SDA 10
NI21 9
NONE OF THE ABOVE 7
WESSEX REGIONALISTS 3
PDPGB 0
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Sunday 30 March 2014
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Friday 28 March 2014
COMRES - A political Budget for an election on the economy
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Thursday 27 March 2014
YOUGOV POLLING (PARTY vs LEADER)
YOUGOV
LABOUR 37%
CONSERVATIVES 35%
UKIP 11%
LIBDEM 9%
Who would make best PM?
Cameron 37%
Miliband 19%
Clegg 6%
Don't Know 38%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 27, 2014
Yougov #Londoners voting intentions
LAB 42%
CON 37%
UKIP 9%
LD 8%
Who would make best PM?
Cameron 39%
Miliband 18%
Clegg 6%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 27, 2014
Yougov
#Scottish voting intentions
LAB 41%
SNP 23%
CON 20%
LD 11%
Who would make best PM?
DK 44%
Cameron 26%
Miliband 23%
Clegg 6%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 27, 2014
Yougov
S.England voting intentions
CON 43%
LAB 27%
UKIP 14%
LD 12%
Who would make best PM?
Cameron 45%
Miliband 15%
Clegg 7%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 27, 2014
Yougov
Midlands/Wales voting intentions
LAB 43%
CON 36%
UKIP 11%
LD 5%
Who would make best PM?
Cameron 35%
Miliband 19%
Clegg 2%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 27, 2014
Yougov
N.England voting intentions
LAB 42%
CON 30%
UKIP 14%
LD 9%
Who would make best PM?
Cameron 30%
Miliband 24%
Clegg 7%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 27, 2014
http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/e2q4ell7gm/YG-Archive-Pol-Sun-results-260314.pdf
Wednesday 26 March 2014
YOUGOV CLEGG V FARAGE POLL
yougov poll
57% @Nigel_Farage
36% @nick_clegg
7% neither
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
#LBCdebate
Conservative voters
FARAGE 69%
CLEGG 27%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
#LBCdebate
Labour voters
Clegg 51%
Farage 42%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
#LBCdebate
Lib Dem voters
Clegg 77%
Farage 20%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
#LBCdebate
UKIP voters
Farage 93%
Clegg 4%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/ykmpjgw80r/YG-Archive-140326-Clegg-Farage.pdf
CLEGG V FARAGE SCORECARD
#LBCdebate
Final scorecard
Farage 10 v 9 Clegg
Sweating Farage with a last minute left field rant. loses his early 4pt lead.
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Scorecard
Farage 10 v 7 Clegg
Clegg finished off better with vote #ibdems party broadcast, Farage forgot vote #UKIP
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Farage 10 v 6 Clegg
We have heard it all before from Clegg, but a wider audience gets to hear Farage, worth a pt to him.
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Farage 8 v 6 Clegg
2pt for clegg as same sex marraige debate and farage voting record ends with a ripple of applause for clegg
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Scorecard
Farage 8 v 4 Clegg
Farage gets out of figures tie up from Clegg, by linking him with Cameron and getting a laugh
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Scorecard
Farage 7 v 3 Clegg
ref comes in for support of Farage with Ford moving jobs to Turkey
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Scorecard
Farage 6 v 3 Clegg
Clegg goes for bodyblow with jobs loss if not in euro, farage counters with good job notin euro
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
#FARAGE 5 v 3 #CLEGG
45,000 means more to the ordinary voter is better than 2%, pt jab for farage
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate
Scorecard
Farage 4 v 3 Clegg
Clegg stuttering makes him feel unsure of what he is saying, Farage pulled back talking over NC
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#lbcdebate
Scorecard
Farage 3 v 2 Clegg
Big applause for Farage, counter punch from Clegg on 20m mistake on election flyer
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
#LBCdebate Farage 2 v 1 Clegg
Scorecard so far, Debate for UKIP & Positive performance.
1st applause for Clegg, but having to back track
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
TRENDING
#LBCdebate
Farage 1 - 0 up as ahead of Nick Clegg on the twitter trend UK
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
Survation polling of London residents on behalf of the London Child Poverty Alliance
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Highest % vote share at the 2010 General Election
ANDYAJS has been busy again and collated this little factoid. Thanks.
The top 10 were as follows:
Conservatives
1. Richmond (Yorks): 62.8%
2. Beaconsfield: 61.1%
3. Windsor: 60.8%
4. Hampshire NE: 60.6%
5. Chelsea & Fulham: 60.5%
6. Chesham & Amersham: 60.4%
7. Maldon: 59.8%
8. Orpington: 59.7%
9. Maidenhead: 59.5%
10.Aldridge - Brownhills: 59.3%
Labour:
1. Liverpool Walton: 72.0%
2. Knowsley: 70.9%
3. East Ham: 70.4%
4. Glasgow NE: 68.3%
5. Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill: 66.6%
6. Bootle: 66.4%
7. Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath: 64.5%
8. Liverpool West Derby: 64.1%
9. West Ham: 62.7%
10.Birkenhead: 62.5%
LD:
1. Orkney & Shetland: 62.0%
2. Westmorland & Lonsdale: 60.0%
3. Bath: 56.6%
4. Yeovil: 55.7%
5. Norfolk N: 55.5%
6. Twickenham: 54.4%
7. Sheffield Hallam: 53.4%
8. Ross, Skye & Lochaber: 52.6%
9. Lewes: 52.0%
10.Thornbury & Yate: 51.9%
The top 10 were as follows:
Conservatives
1. Richmond (Yorks): 62.8%
2. Beaconsfield: 61.1%
3. Windsor: 60.8%
4. Hampshire NE: 60.6%
5. Chelsea & Fulham: 60.5%
6. Chesham & Amersham: 60.4%
7. Maldon: 59.8%
8. Orpington: 59.7%
9. Maidenhead: 59.5%
10.Aldridge - Brownhills: 59.3%
Labour:
1. Liverpool Walton: 72.0%
2. Knowsley: 70.9%
3. East Ham: 70.4%
4. Glasgow NE: 68.3%
5. Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill: 66.6%
6. Bootle: 66.4%
7. Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath: 64.5%
8. Liverpool West Derby: 64.1%
9. West Ham: 62.7%
10.Birkenhead: 62.5%
LD:
1. Orkney & Shetland: 62.0%
2. Westmorland & Lonsdale: 60.0%
3. Bath: 56.6%
4. Yeovil: 55.7%
5. Norfolk N: 55.5%
6. Twickenham: 54.4%
7. Sheffield Hallam: 53.4%
8. Ross, Skye & Lochaber: 52.6%
9. Lewes: 52.0%
10.Thornbury & Yate: 51.9%
The rise of the new others
So 2 polls have been released and both have had a significant enough showing for an others section for it to have a %
Comres http://www.comres.co.uk/polls/Independent_Political_Poll_March_2014.pdf
Have had 20 respondents from England voting for someone other than the parties they have in the section, Which takes out of the equation, BNP, UKIP, GREENS, SNP, PLAID.
So is it the NHA PARTY or UKIP or someone else. Would be interesting to find out, have asked comres and yougov and still to have a response.
They also have a section for RESPECT which was showing 0 So this just leaves the NHA PARTY or someone else. Would be interesting to find out who.
In the YOUGOV section 2% or 9 respondents in the North of England showed as others
1% in Scotland 1% in Midlands/Wales
So is there a rise of another party?
Comres http://www.comres.co.uk/polls/Independent_Political_Poll_March_2014.pdf
Have had 20 respondents from England voting for someone other than the parties they have in the section, Which takes out of the equation, BNP, UKIP, GREENS, SNP, PLAID.
So is it the NHA PARTY or UKIP or someone else. Would be interesting to find out, have asked comres and yougov and still to have a response.
COMRES POLL
ENGLISH voting intentions
#TORIES 34%
#LABOUR 34%
#UKIP 12%
#LIBDEMS 10%
#GREENS 5%
Others 4% ??? #NHAPARTY or #RESPECT or ??
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
Yougov http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/3souxmnd5d/YG-Archive-Pol-Sun-results-250314.pdfThey also have a section for RESPECT which was showing 0 So this just leaves the NHA PARTY or someone else. Would be interesting to find out who.
In the YOUGOV section 2% or 9 respondents in the North of England showed as others
1% in Scotland 1% in Midlands/Wales
So is there a rise of another party?
@yougov @Andrew_ComRes @tom_ComRes
Rise of the others.
& they are NOT! #UKIP #GREENS #SNP #PLAID #BNP #RESPECT
Wonder who they are ?
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
LATEST YOUGOV POLLING (BY REGION)
YOUGOV POLL
#LONDON voting intentions
#LABOUR 37%
#CONSERVATIVES 34%
#LIBDEMS 15%
#UKIP 7%
#GREENS 5%
#SNP / #PLAID 1%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
SOUTH of ENGLAND voting intention
#CONSERVATIVES 41%
#LABOUR 30%
#UKIP 13%
#LIBDEMS 12%
#GREENS 2%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
MIDLANDS/WALES voting intentions
#CONSERVATIVES 43%
#LABOUR 37%
#UKIP 8%
#LIBDEMS 8%
#GREENS 2%
#PLAID 1%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
@YouGov POLL
NORTH of ENGLAND voting intentions
#LABOUR 48%
#CONSERVATIVES 27%
#UKIP 13%
#LIBDEMS 8%
??? OTHERS 2%
#GREENS 2%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
#SCOTTISH voting intentions
#LABOUR 40%
#SNP 26%
#CONSERVATIVES 19%
#LIBDEMS 10%
#GREENS 2%
#UKIP 2%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 26, 2014
http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/3souxmnd5d/YG-Archive-Pol-Sun-results-250314.pdf
Tuesday 25 March 2014
Why are women more worried about the future?
As the question asks above why are women more worried about the future and is the Labour party playing successfully on this worry?
Questions asked by YOUGOV
% of those worried
not have enough money to live comfortably
Men 53% Women 67%
be victims of burglary, robbery or mugging'
Men 31% Women 38%
suffer directly from cuts in spending on public services
lose out because foreign factories and/or workers from
lose their job / have difficulty finding work
lose their home
suffer discrimination or unfair treatment by employers
suffer ill-health
VOTING INTENTIONS
Men
Women
A 3.5% swing Conservative to Labour
Link to data tables
http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/69d54kkato/YG-Archive-Pol-Sun-results-240314.pdf
Questions asked by YOUGOV
Thinking about the next two or three years, how worried
are you that people like you will.. % of those worried
not have enough money to live comfortably
Men 53% Women 67%
be victims of burglary, robbery or mugging'
Men 31% Women 38%
suffer directly from cuts in spending on public services
such as health, education and welfare'
Men 51% Women 68%
lose out because foreign factories and/or workers from
abroad can do the same job more cheaply
Men 39% Women 46%
lose their job / have difficulty finding work
Men 43% Women 57%
lose their home
Men 27% Women 42%
suffer discrimination or unfair treatment by employers
or landlords or local councils or public authorities
Men 28% Women 36%
suffer ill-health
Men 44% Women 54%
VOTING INTENTIONS
Men
CONSERVATIVE 37%
LABOUR 36%
Women
LABOUR 41%
CONSERVATIVES 35%
A 3.5% swing Conservative to Labour
Link to data tables
http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/69d54kkato/YG-Archive-Pol-Sun-results-240314.pdf
Monday 24 March 2014
COMRES POLL 25TH March
COMRES POLL
Male voting intentions
#CONSERVATIVES 34%
#LABOUR 32%
#UKIP 11%
#LIBDEMS 9%
#GREENS 6%
#SNP 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
COMRES POLL
Female voting intentions
#LABOUR 39%
#CONSERVATIVES 29%
#UKIP 11%
#LIBDEMS 9%
#GREENS 4%
#SNP 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
ComRes Phone poll
#Labour 36% (-2)
#Conservatives 31% (+1)
#UKIP 11% (nc)
#LibDem 9% (-1)
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
http://www.comres.co.uk/polls/Independent_Political_Poll_25th_March_2014.pdf
SURVATION POLL - Men v Women voting pattern
SURVATION
Male voting intentions
#CONSERVATIVES 35.9%
#LABOUR 33.1%
#UKIP 18.3%
#LIBDEMS 7.9%
#SNP 3.5%
#GREENS 1.2%
#BNP 0.1%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
SURVATION
Female voting intentions
#LABOUR 38.9%
#CONSERVATIVES 30.9%
#UKIP 13.2%
#LIBDEMS 7.5%
#SNP 5.4%
#GREENS 2%
#PLAIDCYMRU 1.7%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
SURVATION
Male EuroElection voting intention
#LABOUR 28.7%
#CONSERVATIVES 28.6%
#UKIP 27.9%
#LIBDEM 7.6%
#SNP 3.9%
#GREENS 2.8%
#BNP 0.1%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
SURVATION
Female EuroElection voting intention
#LABOUR 36.4%
#CONSERVATIVE 26.6%
#UKIP 16.7%
#LIBDEM 7.1%
#SNP 5.1%
#GREEN 4.2%
#BNP 1.7%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 24, 2014
http://survation.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Budget-Data-Tables-Final.pdf
Sunday 23 March 2014
LORD ASCROFT EURO POLL - VOTING INTENTIONS BY AGE
For all these I have left in the don't knows and the won't votes, simply to show how it seems apathy is the winner at the moment.
ASHCROFT EURO POLL
AGE 18-24
DON'T KNOW / WON'T VOTE 38%
#LABOUR 32%
#CONSERVATIVES 14%
#LIBDEMS 6%
#GREENS 4%
#UKIP 3%
#APATHYWINS
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
ASHCROFT EURO POLL
AGE 25-34
#LABOUR 32%
WON'T VOTE / DON'T KNOW 31%
#CONSERVATIVES 18%
#LIBDEMS 7%
#UKIP 5%
#GREENS 2%
#SNP 2%
#PLAID 1%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
ASHCROFT EURO POLL
AGE 35-44
#LABOUR 32%
WON'T VOTE / DON'T KNOW 28%
#CONSERVATIVES 19%
#UKIP 9%
#LIBDEMS 6%
#GREENS 3%
#SNP 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
ASHCROFT EURO POLL
AGE 45-54
#LABOUR 29%
WON'T VOTE / DON'T KNOW 24%
#CONSERVATIVES 20%
#UKIP 14%
#LIBDEMS 5%
#SNP 3%
#GREENS 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
ASHCROFT EURO POLL
AGE 55-64
#LABOUR 26%
#CONSERVATIVES 26%
DON'T KNOW / WON'T VOTE 17%
#UKIP 16%
#LIBDEMS 7%
#SNP 3%
#GREENS 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
ASHCROFT EURO POLL
AGE 65+
#CONSERVATIVES 33%
#LABOUR 21%
#UKIP 19%
WON'T VOTE / DON'T KNOW 17%
#LIBDEMS 6%
#SNP 2%
#GREENS 1%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
http://lordashcroftpolls.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Europe-on-Trial-poll-Full-tables.pdf
YOUGOV POLLING VOTING INTENTION BY AGE RANGE
YOUGOV POLL
Aged 18-24
Are they doing a good job?
Yes
#CAMERON 35%
#MILIBAND 24%
#CLEGG 18%
Vote
#LABOUR 40%
#TORIES 28%
#LIBDEM 10%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
Aged 25-39
Are they doing a good job?
Yes
#CAMERON 41%
#MILIBAND 28%
#CLEGG 27%
Vote
#LABOUR 41%
#TORIES 34%
#LIBDEMS 11%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
Aged 40-59
Are they doing a good job?
Yes
#CAMERON 41%
#MILIBAND 29%
#CLEGG 24%
Vote
#LABOUR 40%
#TORIES 34%
#LIBDEMS 9%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
YOUGOV POLL
Aged 60+
Are they doing a good job?
Yes
#CAMERON 47%
#MILIBAND 29%
#CLEGG 20%
Vote
#TORIES 41%
#LABOUR 31%
#LIBDEMS 8%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 23, 2014
http://cdn.yougov.com/cumulus_uploads/document/i9eok6bjvw/YG-Archive-Pol-Sunday-Times-results-140321.pdf
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