Matt Singh, Author at CapX

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The narrow path to recovery: how things could start to go right for Sunak's Tories

Matt Singh - 31 Oct 2022

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Will 'blue on blue' attacks truly damage the Tory brand? History suggests otherwise...

Matt Singh - 21 Jul 2022

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Where did it all go wrong for Boris?

Matt Singh - 8 Jul 2022

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Hammered in Honiton, whacked in Wakefield... how bad is it for the Tories?

Matt Singh - 24 Jun 2022

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Will Ukraine save Boris from Partygate?

Matt Singh - 31 Mar 2022

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Yule be sorry? There's no escaping the risk Partygate poses to Johnson and his government

Matt Singh - 8 Dec 2021

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The shape of political realignment? How to read the results on Super Thursday

Matt Singh - 6 May 2021

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America 2020

Did this election really 'blow up' the polling industry?

Matt Singh - 5 Nov 2020

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Does appealing to the Red Wall mean losing BME votes?

Matt Singh - 27 Oct 2020

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Is there an anti-woke vote?

Matt Singh - 1 Oct 2020

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America 2020

Can betting markets tell us something the polls don't?

Matt Singh - 8 Sep 2020

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Did England’s World Cup defeat win the 1970 election for the Tories?

Matt Singh - 19 Jun 2020

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Why polling the views of ethnic minorities is so difficult

Matt Singh - 11 Jun 2020

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Dominic Cummings, voting intention and the 'five stages of cut-through'

Matt Singh - 29 May 2020

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How much do we really trust journalists?

Matt Singh - 30 Apr 2020

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How far up Labour's electoral mountain is Keir Starmer?

Matt Singh - 14 Apr 2020

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How long will Johnson's 'rally round the flag' moment last?

Matt Singh - 1 Apr 2020

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What do the public really think about coronavirus?

Matt Singh - 18 Mar 2020

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Business

Storms in a teacup - why it's harder for businesses to stay out of politics

Matt Singh - 2 Mar 2020

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It's Labour's turn to wake up and smell the coffee

Matt Singh - 17 Feb 2020

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Brexit

Division didn't start with Brexit - but it might have further to go

Matt Singh - 31 Jan 2020

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Best of 2020

What will boundary changes mean for British politics?

Matt Singh - 7 Jan 2020

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What does shifting right on culture actually mean?

Matt Singh - 20 Dec 2019

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How much can we trust the exit poll?

Matt Singh - 11 Dec 2019

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Why are the polls telling such different stories?

Matt Singh - 14 Nov 2019

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Brexit

Do the public really back Boris' deal - and does it matter?

Matt Singh - 24 Oct 2019

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Brexit

Is this a Tory conference that will move the dial?

Matt Singh - 2 Oct 2019

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Where will a general election be won and lost?

Matt Singh - 10 Sep 2019

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Has there really been a Boris bounce?

Matt Singh - 9 Aug 2019

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America

50 years on, who really still believes the moon landings were faked?

Matt Singh - 16 Jul 2019

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Does first past the post still favour Labour and the Tories?

Matt Singh - 28 Jun 2019

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Puzzling polls are a symptom of Britain's fragmented politics

Matt Singh - 7 Jun 2019

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Brexit

The leadership race is Boris's to lose

Matt Singh - 24 May 2019

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Brexit

The polls point towards a dramatic realignment. Are they right?

Matt Singh - 13 May 2019

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Forty years after her first election, what do the public think of Thatcher?

Matt Singh - 3 May 2019

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Capitalism may be under fire, but competition is extremely popular

Matt Singh - 15 Apr 2019

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Brexit

What does a political crisis do to a party's polling performance?

Matt Singh - 8 Apr 2019

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Brexit

Who does the public blame for the Brexit mess?

Matt Singh - 22 Mar 2019

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The real centre of British politics may not be where you think

Matt Singh - 25 Feb 2019

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Brexit

Have the British public had enough of experts?

Matt Singh - 18 Feb 2019

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Believe it or not, Britain isn't a nation of NIMBYs

Matt Singh - 12 Feb 2019

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Anywhere but here: voters' strange doublethink on housing

Matt Singh - 4 Feb 2019

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The surprising truth about how voters see public spending

Matt Singh - 25 Jan 2019

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Where does the British public really stand on nationalisation?

Matt Singh - 18 Jan 2019

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Brexit

What we learnt from polling in 2018

Matt Singh - 7 Jan 2019

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Best of 2018

Best of 2018: What does the British public think about capitalism?

Matt Singh - 28 Dec 2018

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Brexit

Britain is regaining control over immigration - but do the public care?

Matt Singh - 21 Dec 2018

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Brexit

How much will a leadership tussle damage the Tories?

Matt Singh - 14 Dec 2018

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Brexit

The problem with claiming Facebook ads or overspending caused Brexit

Matt Singh - 7 Dec 2018

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Brexit

What would happen if Britain held a second EU referendum?

Matt Singh - 30 Nov 2018

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Brexit

Why the bankers won't bail out May's Brexit deal

Matt Singh - 22 Nov 2018

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Brexit

The one thing voters agree on: they don't like this Brexit deal

Matt Singh - 16 Nov 2018

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America

Americans are fired up – and bitterly divided

Matt Singh - 7 Nov 2018

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Budgets matter to voters - but not as much as you might think

Matt Singh - 31 Oct 2018

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Brexit

Can politicians ignore the public?

Matt Singh - 26 Oct 2018

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What does your choice of breakfast say about your politics?

Matt Singh - 19 Oct 2018

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Public opinion is much less volatile than you think

Matt Singh - 12 Oct 2018

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Is Twitter distorting political debate?

Matt Singh - 5 Oct 2018

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The Tories face eviction from office unless they help Generation Rent

Matt Singh - 28 Sep 2018

CapX Exclusive

Voters are crying out for a more local politics

Matt Singh - 21 Sep 2018

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Brexit

A decade after the financial crisis, banking still has a big image problem

Matt Singh - 14 Sep 2018

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Most voters want a more progressive tax system

Matt Singh - 7 Sep 2018

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Brexit

Is Britain a nation of protectionists?

Matt Singh - 31 Aug 2018

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Business

Millennials aren't nearly as hostile to business as you might think

Matt Singh - 23 Aug 2018

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Capitalism or socialism? The surprising truth about British voters' economic views

Matt Singh - 17 Aug 2018

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How language complicates political debate

Matt Singh - 10 Aug 2018

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Brexit

Brexit polls can tell you whatever you want to hear

Matt Singh - 2 Aug 2018

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Britain's changing demographics spell trouble for the Tories

Matt Singh - 27 Jul 2018

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Brexit

After Chequers, the polls are shifting away from the Tories

Matt Singh - 19 Jul 2018

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America

Trump's ratings aren't great - but they could be far worse

Matt Singh - 12 Jul 2018

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It's time to put Paul the Octopus on the barbecue

Matt Singh - 4 Jul 2018

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Brexit

What your choice of hot drink says about your political views

Matt Singh - 28 Jun 2018

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Brexit

Two years on, many still don't understand why the UK voted for Brexit

Matt Singh - 21 Jun 2018

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Brexit

Lewisham East: The start of a Lib Dem fightback?

Matt Singh - 15 Jun 2018

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Political correctness is exceptionally unpopular

Matt Singh - 5 Jun 2018

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Beware the 'margin of error' poll fallacy

Matt Singh - 31 May 2018

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What do people really think about 'big' political stories?

Matt Singh - 22 May 2018

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What does the British public think about capitalism?

Matt Singh - 14 May 2018

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Matt Singh

The narrow path to recovery: how things could start to go right for Sunak's Tories

Will 'blue on blue' attacks truly damage the Tory brand? History suggests otherwise...

Where did it all go wrong for Boris?

Hammered in Honiton, whacked in Wakefield... how bad is it for the Tories?

Will Ukraine save Boris from Partygate?

Yule be sorry? There's no escaping the risk Partygate poses to Johnson and his government

The shape of political realignment? How to read the results on Super Thursday

Did this election really 'blow up' the polling industry?

Does appealing to the Red Wall mean losing BME votes?

Is there an anti-woke vote?

Can betting markets tell us something the polls don't?

Did England’s World Cup defeat win the 1970 election for the Tories?

Why polling the views of ethnic minorities is so difficult

Dominic Cummings, voting intention and the 'five stages of cut-through'

How much do we really trust journalists?

How far up Labour's electoral mountain is Keir Starmer?

How long will Johnson's 'rally round the flag' moment last?

What do the public really think about coronavirus?

Storms in a teacup - why it's harder for businesses to stay out of politics

It's Labour's turn to wake up and smell the coffee

Division didn't start with Brexit - but it might have further to go

What will boundary changes mean for British politics?

What does shifting right on culture actually mean?

How much can we trust the exit poll?

Why are the polls telling such different stories?

Do the public really back Boris' deal - and does it matter?

Is this a Tory conference that will move the dial?

Where will a general election be won and lost?

Has there really been a Boris bounce?

50 years on, who really still believes the moon landings were faked?

Does first past the post still favour Labour and the Tories?

Puzzling polls are a symptom of Britain's fragmented politics

The leadership race is Boris's to lose

The polls point towards a dramatic realignment. Are they right?

Forty years after her first election, what do the public think of Thatcher?

Capitalism may be under fire, but competition is extremely popular

What does a political crisis do to a party's polling performance?

Who does the public blame for the Brexit mess?

The real centre of British politics may not be where you think

Have the British public had enough of experts?

Believe it or not, Britain isn't a nation of NIMBYs

Anywhere but here: voters' strange doublethink on housing

The surprising truth about how voters see public spending

Where does the British public really stand on nationalisation?

What we learnt from polling in 2018

Best of 2018: What does the British public think about capitalism?

Britain is regaining control over immigration - but do the public care?

How much will a leadership tussle damage the Tories?

The problem with claiming Facebook ads or overspending caused Brexit

What would happen if Britain held a second EU referendum?

Why the bankers won't bail out May's Brexit deal

The one thing voters agree on: they don't like this Brexit deal

Americans are fired up – and bitterly divided

Budgets matter to voters - but not as much as you might think

Can politicians ignore the public?

What does your choice of breakfast say about your politics?

Public opinion is much less volatile than you think

Is Twitter distorting political debate?

The Tories face eviction from office unless they help Generation Rent

Voters are crying out for a more local politics

A decade after the financial crisis, banking still has a big image problem

Most voters want a more progressive tax system

Is Britain a nation of protectionists?

Millennials aren't nearly as hostile to business as you might think

Capitalism or socialism? The surprising truth about British voters' economic views

How language complicates political debate

Brexit polls can tell you whatever you want to hear

Britain's changing demographics spell trouble for the Tories

After Chequers, the polls are shifting away from the Tories

Trump's ratings aren't great - but they could be far worse

It's time to put Paul the Octopus on the barbecue

What your choice of hot drink says about your political views

Two years on, many still don't understand why the UK voted for Brexit

Lewisham East: The start of a Lib Dem fightback?

Political correctness is exceptionally unpopular

Beware the 'margin of error' poll fallacy

What do people really think about 'big' political stories?