New mini poll puts Labour way ahead of Conservatives.

April 30, 2012 - PRLog -- A new mini poll by Direct Data Analysis shows Labour currently enjoying a considerable lead over the Conservative party in the ratings.

When asked who respondents would vote for if there were to be a general election tomorrow, results from the mini poll showed support for Labour on 31% compared with the Conservatives on 18%. In the mini poll, support for the Liberal Democrats was at 10%.

Of the sample who responded to the poll, 13% stated that they would not vote and a further 13% stated that they were undecided who to vote for.

The current lack of popularity in the Conservatives could see them having a disastrous night in this week’s local elections.  

Full results of the mini poll were as follows:
 1.   Labour – 31%
 2.   Conservative – 18%
=3.  Would not vote – 13%
=3.  Undecided – 13%
 5.  Lib Dems – 10%
=6.  Greens – 5%
=6.  Other – 5%
=8.  UKIP – 3%
=8.  BMP – 3%

Percentages are rounded to the nearest whole percent.

This mini poll was created by Direct Data Analysis, using an online random sample of UK respondents over the age of 18. The mini poll was undertaken between the periods 19 - 26 April 2012.

www.direct-data-analysis.co.uk