Sir John Curtice created the exit poll with statistician David Firth in 2005 and it has gone on to be one of the more accurate surveys to show how the British public has voted
Leading pollster highlighted two key uncertainties in predicting final result
Sir John Curtice delivers his assessment of the latest poll results from Savanta, for The Scotsman
With four days to go until election day, the Tories are still behind Labour by 20 points.
Following last night’s head-to-head TV leaders’ debate, polling guru Professor Sir John Curtice says Labour has ‘not had a brilliant campaign’
Our favourite number cruncher Sir John Curtice looks at how the parties are doing as the general election looms nearer.
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Sir John Curtice, professor of politics at the University of Strathclyde, has given his assessment on the latest Savanta poll for The Scotsman
Professor John Curtice said the downfall of Humza Yousaf hangs over the SNP “like a dark cloud”.
The polling guru warned that while Reform was damaging the Conservative vote, the Greens and Lib Dems were simiarly squeezing Labour.
John Curtice examines the latest opinion polls ahead of the 4 July general election.
The elections expert also said First Minister John Swinney is yet to spark ‘any significant sign of SNP progress’.
Reform UK is gaining ground in the polls since the former UKIP leader's decision to stand as a candidate.
His exit poll model has previously proved accurate, but ‘we will spend a lot of the day really worrying’, he says