Both the PM and Nick Clegg see 8 points drops

Another poll, MORI, has EdM beating DC in leader ratings.Ed’s net rating is -16/Dave’s is -28/Clegg’s is -39 bit.ly/JXzzkh

— Mike Smithson (@MikeSmithsonOGH) May 15, 2012

Clegg also sees a big drop in his MORI ratings down from -31 in April to -39 now.bit.ly/JXzzkh

— Mike Smithson (@MikeSmithsonOGH) May 15, 2012

Cameron’s -28% MORI rating is worse than Gordon Brown’s was in any survey from the pollster in the 5 months before the 2010 election.

— Mike Smithson (@MikeSmithsonOGH) May 15, 2012

MORI has CON lead on economy down to just 1%. They are on 31% LAB 30%bit.ly/JXzzkh

— Mike Smithson (@MikeSmithsonOGH) May 15, 2012

The latest Ipsos-MORI telephone poll for the Evening Standard is out and has more bad polling news for the coalition parties and their leaders.

The voting intention numbers are CON 33 (-2):LAB43 (+5): LD 9 (-3), But it’s the MORI leader ratings which, arguably, are the most significant.

Dave’s -28% rating is worse than anything that Brown scored with MORI in the period up to the 2010 general election. These were:-

JAN 2012 -26%
FEB 2010 -21%
MAR 2010 -26%
APR 2010 -24%

Clegg (-8) and the Lib Dems (-3) come out of this poll appallingly as well.

The only consolation for them is that EdM’s personal numbers have only moved a little even though Labour voting intention share has risen by 5%.

@MikeSmithsonOGH