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Explainer: how to read political polls - and why we can expect a lot of drama on election night

The single most important measure in Australian election polls is the two-party preferred vote (2PP). It captures the two central characteristics of Australian House of Representatives elections: that it is a preferential voting system, in which the flow of preferences can be crucial in determining who wins a seat; and…

The Conversation

Most Australians worry over climate change

More than eight in 10 Australians are concerned about climate change with nearly 60 per cent saying it will affect their voting, a new poll has revealed.

AAP

Jen Psaki condemns ‘harsh and cruel’ legislation aimed at LGBT+ kids in emotional interview

‘This is a political wedge issue, an attempt to win a culture war’

The Independent UK

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Will older voters be enough to carry Macron to victory over Le Pen?

While Anglophone countries have seen right-wing populists achieve strong electoral performances thanks to older voters, a different dynamic is playing out in France: President Emmanuel Macron goes into the April 24 second-round runoff against nationalist Marine Le Pen after relying on over 60s to outpoll her in the first round.

France 24

Financial Review’s numbers game over Albanese falls short as Mercury prints ‘Tassie Shocker’

Fine print casts doubt on AFR and News Corp’s claims about Labor leader. Plus: Leigh Sales quits Twitter

The Guardian - AU

Poll finds 68 percent of fans want FA Cup semi-finals moved from Wembley

Semi-finals have been played at Wembley since the 2007-08 season

The Independent UK

Mélenchon turns kingmaker as Macron and Le Pen pitch for his left-wing votes

Veteran leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon lost out on a place in France’s presidential election run-off, but his 7,714,574 votes have made him the strongest force on the Left. Where those votes go will likely determine whether incumbent Emmanuel Macron or Marine Le Pen becomes president.

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Axios-Ipsos poll: Most Americans say COVID is no longer a crisis

People hold a rosier view of the trajectory of infections and illness than the CDC data shows.

Axios

Morrison and Albanese are facing off in the election. This is what the polls have to say — and what to look for next

There is one thing more certain than pollies kissing babies on the campaign trail: You're going to see a lot of opinion polling. We are making reading them easier for you.

ABC News

What date are the local elections in 2022?

Local elections will be held across the UK in May

Manchester Evening News

Gains for Labor in three post-budget polls, as budget has weak response compared with historical record

The polls presented here are in addition to Monday’s Newspoll (54-46 to Labor) and Ipsos (55-45 to Labor), which I covered here.

The Conversation

Half of Brits say Prince Charles should step aside and let William be King, poll finds

According to a new survey, over 40 per cent of Brits say that Prince William should become the next King ahead of his father and current heir to the throne Prince Charles

Daily Mirror

Nearly half of British people think Charles should step aside for William to be king, survey finds

A significant proportion believe the Prince of Wales should give up his chance to take the throne

Wales Online

Almost half of Britons think Charles should step aside for William, poll finds

Results from an Ipsos survey suggest that 42% of people think the Prince of Wales should allow his son to take the throne

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Coalition and Greens gain in post-budget Newspoll as an Ipsos poll gives Labor a large lead

This week’s Newspoll, conducted March 31 to April 3 – the days following the March 29 budget –from a sample of 1,531, gave Labor a 54-46 lead, a one-point gain for the Coalition since the last Newspoll, three weeks ago.

AAP

PM, Labor hit the road in marginal seats

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is spruiking the government's economic credentials in Melbourne while his challenger is targeting marginal seats in Queensland.

France 24

Macron seeks to fire up voters, coax leftists onside amid far-right challenge

Just weeks ago, Emmanuel Macron's chances of not running away with the French presidential election looked about as likely as April snow in Paris. And yet wintry winds blew anew on Saturday as Macron finally hosted his first – and only – re-election campaign rally. With eight days to go…

Evening Standard

Covid testing wealth divide exposed as poll reveals better off are far more likely to pay for lateral flows

The wealth divide on testing intentions is likely to reignite the debate over the Government’s decision to end free testing

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The Independent UK

Labour more trusted than Tories on taxes and public spending – poll

An Ipsos survey found trust in Labour had increased while confidence in the Chancellor had fallen following the spring statement.

Axios

Exclusive poll: Most Latinos believe the American dream is within reach

Despite the nation's deep polarization, Latinos remain optimistic about the U.S.

Axios

Exclusive poll: Inflation hits Latino support for Democrats

The latest Axios-Ipsos Latino Poll shows inflation has replaced COVID-19 as the top concern.

Evening Standard

Ben Wallace top performing cabinet minister in Britain’s response to Putin’s war on Ukraine, new poll reveals

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace is top of the ranks of key Cabinet ministers in Britain’s response to Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine, a new poll reveals on Tuesday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

75% of People Want Single-Use Plastics Banned, Global Survey Finds

Three in four people worldwide want single-use plastics to be banned as soon as possible, according to a poll released on Tuesday, as United Nations members prepare to begin talks on a global treaty to rein in soaring plastic pollution. The percentage of people calling for bans is up from…

Birmingham Post

Co-op, M&S and PageGroup CEOs sign diversity pledge

CEOs from the likes of Superdrug, IPSOS and Lucky Generals are also backing the campaign

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