Ruby Cooper
@rubycooper.bsky.social
Senior Research Executive at Focaldata
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Tomorrow there's a big White Paper on immigration (www.gov.uk/government/n...). Whatever else it does, it's bound to refuel Labour’s internal debate about net migration -- a debate full of assumptions about public opinion. Strap in for a long thread about a survey testing some of those assumptions.
Radical reforms to reduce migration
Britain's failed immigration system will be radically reformed so the system is controlled, managed and fair under a landmark White Paper.
www.gov.uk
May 11, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Tomorrow there's a big White Paper on immigration (www.gov.uk/government/n...). Whatever else it does, it's bound to refuel Labour’s internal debate about net migration -- a debate full of assumptions about public opinion. Strap in for a long thread about a survey testing some of those assumptions.
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My new post @deltapoll.bsky.social
deltapoll.co.uk/net-zero-sce...
Badenoch said "net zero is impossible”.
But 52% approve, 18% disapprove, of the net zero 2050 law.
Even +26 point net approval among Con voters.
However, disapproval up from 8% in 2019 to 18% now.
Thread 1/...
deltapoll.co.uk/net-zero-sce...
Badenoch said "net zero is impossible”.
But 52% approve, 18% disapprove, of the net zero 2050 law.
Even +26 point net approval among Con voters.
However, disapproval up from 8% in 2019 to 18% now.
Thread 1/...
Net-zero scepticism rising on the right | Deltapoll
deltapoll.co.uk
March 27, 2025 at 4:04 PM
My new post @deltapoll.bsky.social
deltapoll.co.uk/net-zero-sce...
Badenoch said "net zero is impossible”.
But 52% approve, 18% disapprove, of the net zero 2050 law.
Even +26 point net approval among Con voters.
However, disapproval up from 8% in 2019 to 18% now.
Thread 1/...
deltapoll.co.uk/net-zero-sce...
Badenoch said "net zero is impossible”.
But 52% approve, 18% disapprove, of the net zero 2050 law.
Even +26 point net approval among Con voters.
However, disapproval up from 8% in 2019 to 18% now.
Thread 1/...
Reposted by Ruby Cooper
The last General Election has seen much talk about Reform UK's popularity in so-called 'left-behind places, characterized by socioeconomic deprivation. Looking at variation in deprivation levels across the UK's constituencies suggests this pattern exists, but only partially. A short thread. 🧵
January 2, 2025 at 8:07 AM
The last General Election has seen much talk about Reform UK's popularity in so-called 'left-behind places, characterized by socioeconomic deprivation. Looking at variation in deprivation levels across the UK's constituencies suggests this pattern exists, but only partially. A short thread. 🧵
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With a few notable exceptions (incl. Selzer) most polls in the US were fairly close to the election result. What's concerning is that almost all polls across the country understated Trump's advantage. The bias is not huge, but it is systematic.
November 8, 2024 at 11:04 AM
With a few notable exceptions (incl. Selzer) most polls in the US were fairly close to the election result. What's concerning is that almost all polls across the country understated Trump's advantage. The bias is not huge, but it is systematic.