THE TELEGRAPH: The Liberal Democrats have overtaken Labour in a new poll after enjoying a 14 per cent surge on the back of Nick Clegg's performance in last night's TV election debate.
A unweighted poll of 4,000 people's voting intentions has dramatically propelled the Liberal Democrats into second place in the election campaign.
The poll by ITV/ComRes put Liberal Democrat support at 35 per cent, up 14 per cent. However it has not been adjusted to ensure it is representative of the electorate as a whole.
The Conservatives were at 36 per cent, down 3 per cent compared to before the head-to-head studio debate.
Labour was at 24 per cent, down 3 per cent, and others were at 5 per cent, down 8 per cent.
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