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Patrick is Director of Political Analytics and YouGov's spokesman on political research. Patrick is responsible for election modelling and forecasting across YouGov's European markets, and leads on research and development for survey methods, data analysis, artificial intelligence, segmentation models, and MRP products. His work at YouGov focuses on producing in-depth knowledge and cutting-edge analytics, helping political parties, think tanks, pressure groups, and third sector and academic clients better understand and change their world in data. He holds a Doctorate from the University of Manchester and remains active in contributing to academic research and publications.
You can follow Patrick on Twitter at @PME_Politics
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How YouGov's seat and vote projections fared at the 2024 UK general election
YouGov correctly called 92% of seats
05 Jul 2024Article
Final YouGov MRP shows Labour on course for historic election victory
Tory seat total would also be a record low
03 Jul 2024Article
Second YouGov 2024 election MRP shows Conservatives on lowest seat total in history
Labour are on course to win a record-breaking number of seats
19 Jun 2024Article
First YouGov MRP of 2024 general election shows Labour on track to beat 1997 landslide
Not only would Starmer’s majority be bigger than the number Tony Blair achieved in 1997 (179), but it would in fact be the second largest majority in British political history after Stanley Baldwin’s figure of 210 in 1924.
03 Jun 2024Article
Local elections 2024: YouGov MRP predicts significant Conservative losses to Labour
Local authorities across the North and Midlands could see significant Labour gains
30 Apr 2024Article
YouGov MRP – Labour now projected to win over 400 seats
Our latest UK general election 2024 MRP projects a 154 seat majority for Labour
03 Apr 2024Article
MRP: attitudes to small boats migrants in England & Wales constituencies
Deporting such migrants without giving them a chance to appeal is the plurality preference in most constituencies
16 Jan 2024Article
Undecided Conservatives still lean towards the party
While the Conservatives are holding on to just 40% of those who backed them in 2019, there is little sign that their undecided 2019 voters are ready to jump ship to Labour
03 Nov 2023Article
Who are the Conservative “don’t knows”?
Older, non-degree educated women homeowners make up the bulk of people telling YouGov they don’t know how they would vote if there were an election tomorrow
26 Oct 2023Article
2023 party conferences fail to significantly shift public opinion dials
Post-conference data suggests little movement in terms of voting intention, party competency, and leadership ratings
19 Oct 2023