Again, Dominic Raab scoops over half the vote. He had 60 per cent again Jeremy Hunt; here, he has 57 per cent against Sajid Javid.  Hunt had 30 per cent; so does Javid.  And the abstention rate is squeezed down. A pattern is emerging whereby the contender more...

This result closely mirrors our Michael Gove v Jeremy Hunt finding. There, Gove took 43 per cent and Hunt 29 per cent.  Here, Gove gets 44 per cent and Javid 31 per cent. And again, note that neither candidate has over half the total.  Over one in five of our Party...

A marginally higher vote for Boris Johnson than Dominic Raab against Jeremy Hunt; a marginally higher vote for Hunt against Johnson than Raab; the difference is so small as be of no significance. This is a bleak set of results of the Foreign Secretary.  It suggests...

Now we find a winner with more than 50 per cent of the vote. Indeed, Dominic Raab grabs the best part of two-thirds of it, defeating Jeremy Hunt by 60 per cent to 30 per cent. And note that the abstention rate plummets to under ten per cent, once someone who voted...

Next up, we have Michael Gove v Jeremy Hunt.  And we have a clear win for the former. But again, note the abstention rate.  Almost a fifth of respondents don’t vote at all.  So we have yet to find a candidate who can gain half the vote.