article_snippet: The Conservatives and Labour have drawn neck and neck in the polls as UKIP’s support continues to fall.
article_snippet: Labour and the Conservatives have Labour and the Conservatives advanced since last month and are level at 35 per cent.
article_snippet: David Cameron's Conservative party is neck and neck with Ed Miliband's Labour in the polls, according to new research.
article_snippet: The parties are both at 35 per cent in the polls - the best Tory showing since November 2012 .
article_snippet: – 35 per cent is Labour’s best vote share for six months.
article_snippet: It is the third poll in recent days to put the two main parties neck and neck, suggesting the election race is deadlocked.
article_snippet: Today’s findings represent the highest combined two-party vote share since September 2013.
article_snippet: The Liberal Democrats remain on a miserable 8 per cent, down from the 23 per cent
article_snippet: The Liberal Democrats won in 2010, with the Greens snapping at The Liberal Democrats heels on 7 per cent.
article_snippet: Despite being level with Labour on voting intention, the poll finds that the Conservatives are in a strong position on the crucial issue of the economy.
highlights_snippet: Conservatives and Labour  neck and neck with 35 per cent each in the polls .
  