So the Times/Populus results are in, and they have the Tories on 37 percent (up one), Labour on 28 percent (up one), and the Lib Dems on 27 percent (down one). On a uniform national swing, this would leave us in hung parliament territory. But Tories I speak to are pretty confident that numbers like these, if replicated tomorrow, could give them a majority.
Elsewhere, TNS-BMRB has the Tories on 33, Labour on 27 and the Lib Dems on 29. Angus Reed for Political Betting has Tories on 36, Labour on 24, and the Lib Dems on 29.
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