Sentence examples for first poll of labour from inspiring English sources

However, the first poll of Labour members this week showed Mr Corbyn on 43 per cent and Mr Burnham on 26 per cent, with Ms Cooper on 20 per cent and Liz Kendall on 11 per cent.

In 2005, the first poll of April had Labour on 37%, they got 36%.

In 2001, the last poll of April and the first poll of May had Labour on 47% and 46% respectively.

The big change since our first poll of pollsters back in January is that Labour, then on 301 seats, has lost out to the SNP, then on 22.

Five years ago, the last Guardian/ICM poll of March had Labour on 29%, the first poll of April had them on 31%, they got 30%.

The first methodic poll of the Labour leadership campaign conducted earlier this week found that Mr Corbyn was on course to win the contest.

The first methodic poll of the Labour leadership campaign earlier this week found that Mr Corbyn was on course to win the contest.

The first methodic poll of the Labour leadership campaign last night found that Mr Corbyn was on course to win the contest.

Mr Blair attacked Mr Corbyn's platform as "old-fashioned" at an event this morning following the first public poll of voters in the Labour leadership contest that suggested the hard-left MP was on course to become the party's new leader.

Clegg's performance in the first debate brought a great surge to the Liberal Democrats, with some polls released in the days after the debate putting the Lib Dems in first or second place, ahead of Labour.

They account for a third of Labour's poll share, but just over a tenth of the Tories.