|
A special New Year offer for readers of The Week in Polls
What better New Year resolution than to be better informed about the polls in 2026?
|
| |||||||||||||||
 |
Many thanks for being a reader of the free version of The Week in Polls in 2025. Bringing you both the latest polling news and new analysis from the archives, such as Neville Chamberlain’s approval ratings, it has dropped into your inbox at 6pm every Sunday.¹
But as a reader of the free edition, you’ve been missing out on the gems in the ‘10 latest poll findings’ section each week, which is exclusive to paid-for readers.
Gems such as how Morgan McSweeney is experimenting with polling voters created by AI, support for diversity measures in the workplace, how Reform’s support correlates with the prominence of immigration and whether it would be acceptable for James Bond to be played by a woman.²
So here is a suggestion for the perfect New Year resolution: get better informed about the polls, with someone else having to do all the hard work and you just needing to read about it.
As this is the season of giving, good will and special sale offers, here’s a special offer for the paid-for edition: sign up now you will get your first 60 days for free.
Thanks again for being a reader in 2025.
Best wishes,
Mark
Except for that time we don’t talk about when I forgot which order the days go in.
There gender gap was rather small, with 28% of women saying it is acceptable and 22% of men.
You’re currently a free subscriber to The Week in Polls. For extra content, access to the full archive of previous editions and to help support this newsletter’s continuation, upgrade your subscription.
My privacy policy and related legal information is available here. Please note that if you are subscribed to other email lists of mine, unsubscribing from this list will not automatically remove you from the other lists. If you wish to be removed from all lists, you can simply hit reply and let me know.
| ||||||||||
