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Following on from Survation and YouGov recording their highest ever shares for UKIP, Ipsos-Mori joins the party, and has their highest ever share for UKIP. Labour will be relieved to be back in the lead, but as with other pollsters, we’re seeing some historically low shares for the Con and Lab combined. Latest @IpsosMORI poll has Labour regaining the lead Con 30 (-4) Lab 33 (nc) LD 8 (+1) UKIP 16 (+1) Greens 5 (-1) pic.twitter.com/qljDjWCiwa — The Screaming Eagles (@TSEofPB)…

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YouGov asked about Labour’s recent policy announcements Thinking about policies being offered by the Labour party, regardless of whether you personally support the policies or not, which of the following policies do you think will do most to increase the Labour party’s support. Voters were asked to pick one or two. Few think the "mansion tax" policy is a vote-winner for Labour: our latest @TimesRedBox poll – http://t.co/0zHmHOf3qc pic.twitter.com/wZhWQiJJTj — YouGov (@YouGov) October 9, 2014 I have to admit that I was surprised to…

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There’ll be relief for the Reds that they Tory lead hasn’t lasted longer. YouGov/Sun poll tonight: big respite for nervous Ed Miliband as Labour regain the lead, for now at least. LAB 34%, CON 32%, UKIP 15%, LD 8%. — Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) October 7, 2014 As ever, conference polling can be volatile. Hopefully, we’ll see the Ipsos-Mori phone in the next few days, which will give us further insight into the lie of the political land. TSE

Two out of three today’s polls have the Tories ahead.  Labour’s share of the the vote with YouGov is its lowest since it was leaderless way back in June 2010.   What we really need is to see is Voting intention polls from other pollsters. Meanwhile ICM have done an online poll for the Guardian, there’s no VI at the moment, but as with other pollsters, the Tories have a commanding lead on the economy.  Interestingly, out of the politician…

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