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Two early polls for the Sunday papers show the Lib Dem surge holding up following the Sun/YouGov poll last night with significantly growing support for a hung parliament.
Two other things of note:
(i) The surge may have been underway before the TV debates on Thursday (ICM)
(ii) Much of the new support seems to be coming from under 45s, who were previously unlikely to vote (ComRes).
An interesting admission today from David Cameron today on the campaign trail.
A YouGov poll for the Sun following the prime ministerial debates, gives a huge boost to the Lib Dems. It puts the Conservatives in first place, the Lib Dems in second and Labour third in terms of share of the vote:
Gordon Brown visits two constituencies in Milton Keynes which although new, are marginal
English Democrats launch election campaign
11.00am Nick Clegg at Kingston Hospital
11.00am Shadow London Minister Justine Greening and Richmond Park PPC Zac Goldsmith canvassing near Richmond Town Hall
11.30pm Shadow Transport Secretary Theresa Villiers meets Ealing Central and Acton PPC Angie Bray and Brentford and Isleworth PPC Mary Macleod at Turnham Green
1.30am Justine Greening meets Twickenham candidate Scott Seaman-Digby at Hayes Town Bandstand street stall
3.00pm Justine Greening meets Hammersmith PPC Shaun Bailey
You can follow the movements of the party leaders and see how narrow their focus is on a small number of 'marginal' constituencies, with the Electoral Reform Society: http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/11752
It got eclipsed with all the focus on the leaders debates, but one of David Cameron's neighbours wrote about him in the Evening Standard yesterday, referring to his personal approach to church schools.
