Final call poll: Tories lead by seven points and set to increase majority
Labour won the battles of the election campaign, but the Conservatives still look almost certain to win the war
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How much do people trust banks globally?
Across the world there are huge differences in perceptions of trust and respect for banks. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the European countries surveyed are generally the ...
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Chinese economic optimism far surpasses that of gloomy Europe
Whilst economic doom and gloom seems to be the order of the day in much of Europe, the mood is much sunnier in China ...
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Attitudes to Brexit: Everything we know so far
With Article 50 being invoked today, Anthony Wells takes a look at everything YouGov has learned about public attitudes towards Brexit so far
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Suomalaiset eivät usko sote-uudistuksen myönteisiin vaikutuksiin
Suomalaiset suhtautuvat skeptisesti sote-uudistukseen. Tämä käy ilmi YouGov-tutkimusyhtiön helmikuussa toteuttamasta sote-tutkimuksesta, johon vastasi yli 1500 suomalaista.
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People across Europe and Asia now have a lower opinion of America and Americans because of Trump
A new 15 country YouGov study on the expected impact of President Trump finds that people across two continents think that he will be ...
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Eurotrack: Countries thought 2016 was bad...but many fear 2017 will be worse
YouGov's last Eurotrack survey of 2016 finds people tend to feel that this year has been either no better than 2015 or worse
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International survey: globalisation is still seen as a force for good in the world
Of 19 countries surveyed worldwide, in 18 more people see globalisation as a force for good rather than bad in the world
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First thoughts on polling problems in the 2016 U.S. elections
Doug Rivers provides an initial analysis of what went wrong - and what went right - with YouGov's 2016 election polling
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Final Economist/YouGov Poll shows Clinton with a 4-point national lead
The presidential campaign ends in a familiar place, with a modest lead for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump
