Adam McDonnell
Adam is Head of UK Political & Academic Research at YouGov having worked for the company since 2011. During his time, he has worked on numerous elections in the UK including the 2015 to 2024 general elections, as well as the EU and Scottish referendums. Adam specialises in the running of large-scale academic projects and manages the prestigious British Election Study conducted on behalf of the University of Manchester.
You can follow Adam on Twitter at @AdamMcDonnell21
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INT Is it “knock down ginger” or “knock a door run”?
How Britain voted in the 2024 general election
Final YouGov MRP shows Labour on course for historic election victory
Who is still undecided one week ahead of the 2024 general election?
One in three Lib Dem voters don't recognise Ed Davey
Votivation: are Britons voting for the party they like most, or against one they dislike?
Second YouGov 2024 election MRP shows Conservatives on lowest seat total in history
General election 2024: Reform UK voters are not benign toward the Tories, they are belligerent
First YouGov MRP of 2024 general election shows Labour on track to beat 1997 landslide
What did the public make of the 2024 Spring Budget?
May 2024 election most palatable to public
Conservatives unlikely to win over Reform UK supporters at next election
One year on, has Rishi Sunak won back lost 2019 Tory voters?
Labour’s two-pronged road to gaining ground in Scotland
Will unsure Conservative voters return to the party?
Which Leave voters have turned against Brexit?
What affects support for strikes?
Why have some Leave voters changed their mind on Brexit?
Six in ten are reducing their heating usage, despite recent cold weather
Britons overestimate the cost of running household appliances, except for heating
How are the public reducing their household energy use?
Bringing down Boris Johnson badly hurt Rishi Sunak among Tory members
With two and a half weeks to go, Liz Truss now leads Rishi Sunak by 66% to 34% in members poll
Six in ten Tory members think government taxes and spends too much
As he resigns, Boris Johnson’s favourability drops to lowest ever score of -53
Where do Scots stand on independence in 2022?
Majority support return of mandatory masks, but very few are wearing them every time they shop
Economic competence: what difference does who you ask about make?
Are Brits bothered about spoilers?
Labour voters are starting to think they can win the next election
The Conservatives are losing their recent converts
Boris Johnson’s favourability now lower than the Conservative party’s
Undecided voters – looking behind the headline voting figures
More Britons are wearing face masks following rule changes
One in ten would not follow new household mixing rules specifically because of No 10 parties
People support masks, so why aren’t they wearing them?