General Election: Who do the polls say will win after week one?

It's been economy week in the campaign, with both Labour and the Conservatives unveiling their spending plans.

But how much is actually sinking in?

Sky's deputy political editor Sam Coates is teaming up with the polling company YouGov this election to look at what's working and give us a bit of insight into what might happen.

[paulhoskin]

The only truly accurate poll would be a nationwide poll but that only happens on polling day

[garrybaldy]

A 1992 election poll said Labour would win.
A 2014 referendum poll said Scottish Leavers would win.
A 2016 referendum poll said Remain would win.

I wouldn't touch these polls with a ten foot pole held by a Pole.

[gethcreator]

Polls are used to swing opinion not record it

[MattyGsterTheth]

Anyone on here actually involved with this survey? I don't know anyone that was and I don't believe a word of this.

[jonscobie]

Sky couldn’t spot the elephant in the room

[DinseeNuffin]

Just look at what the polls said about the Trump, and the Brexit Referendums, were they correct?

[anymonkey]

Can see which way this guy votes with his tone and body language. Or just the normal day at sky news.

[ZomBeeNature]

So, whose lies do people believe most.

[louisschmidt]

Tf is wrong with labours "don’t know" bar 😂

[goharikjones]

I voted Conservative in 2017 only because they promised to deliver Brexit. My family and friends will vote for Brexit party, people have lost trust and respect for both main party's.

[pinoypinto]

Brexit will win. Biased news not talking about BREXIT PARTY

[Darklightbeam]

THIS IS ENTIRELY JUNK NEWS. I WOULD NOT BELIEVE A BREATH OF IT. Gpx

[Round_]

Good to see Terry Jones’ son has a job

[slatecat]

I am amazed how many people refuse to vote Labour in Huddersfield.
I was too a life long Labour supporter but I can no longer vote for this out of touch party!

[Rattyman]

Sky, the impartial broadcaster 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Falcoable]

Waffle just to create a program! Said nothing new...😴

[johnsmythe]

Another magic mirror chat about what is impossible to know.

[MisterstereoOso]

Not going to give this BS the time of day, imho, Westminster has a big shock coming on 12th December!

[annoyingbstard]

Having worked for a polling company I can confirm:
Questions are skewed to give answers the client seeks
They are hideously inaccurate
I found it easier to complete the questionnaires sitting in my car rather than walking up and down streets in the pissing rain.

I did get the sack after a few years though which wasn't heartbreaking as the money's crap.

[scratchthesurface]

They will literally talk about anything, fictitious or not, to fill time.