article_snippet: Labour is four points ahead of the Conservatives, but would be out of sight by now if the party had a better leader than Ed Miliband.
article_snippet: Astonishingly, if the Election was a presidential style head to head, more than one in eight Labour voters would choose David Cameron.
article_snippet: A total of 13 per cent of Labour supporters opted for David Cameron, but only 2 per cent of Tories choose Ed Miliband.
article_snippet: The Survation poll carried out for The Mail on Sunday shows Labour on 34 points, the Tories on 30, Ukip on 17 and the Lib Dems on ten.
article_snippet: Asked to choose between the Tories and Labour, Labour clearly wins.
article_snippet: But when voters are asked to choose between David Cameron and Miliband, David Cameron wins by 42 per cent to 33.
article_snippet: Labour is four points ahead of the Conservatives, but would be out of sight by now
article_snippet: if the Conservatives had a better leader than Ed Miliband, The Survation poll shows .
article_snippet: Excluding the ‘don’t knows’, Ukip leader Nigel Farage won – scoring 44 – followed by Cameron on 32, Miliband on 16 and Clegg coming in last on only eight.
highlights_snippet: Poll suggests Labour would be out of sight if the party had a better leader .
  
highlights_snippet: More than one in eight Labour voters would choose David Cameron if Election was presidential style head to head .