British General Election 97

<table border=0 width=480> <tr><td> <H3>The Polltrack:</H3>Follow all the latest campaign polls here...<p>Voting Intention<br>Best Prime Minister<br>Best Party on the Economy<br>United / Divided Parties<br>The 'Feelgood Factor'<H3>Polls: April 1992-March 1997</H3><a href="/election97/polls/track92.htm">Voting Intention</a><br><a href="/election97/polls/92leader.htm">Best Prime Minister</a><br><a href="/election97/polls/92bestpar.htm">Best Party on the Economy</a><br><a href="/election97/polls/92unity.htm">United / Divided Parties</a><br><a href="/election97/polls/92fgood.htm">The 'Feelgood Factor'</a><br><p>Bill Bush, Head of the BBC Political Research Unit, explains why we should <a href="/election97/polls/question.htm">question</a> the opinion polls and also offers advice about what to <a href="/election97/polls/reading.htm">read in to them</a>. <p><a href="../analysis/jcpoll.htm">John Curtice</a>, Senior Lecturer in Politics at Strathclyde University looks back to the 1992 polls and asks if we can believe them this time.<p><p>Newsnight's Peter Kellner will provide poll analysis each week.<p><center><table><td><img src="vintent.gif" height=198 width=300></td></table></center> </td></tr></table>