article_snippet: But Miliband was cut off mid-sentence by news that the first poll was in, which told a different story.
article_snippet: Some 54 per cent of people thought Cameron had triumphed, which is a slender win for the Tory camp who have grown complacent about the idea that Miliband dire personal ratings will stop Miliband path to Number 10.
article_snippet: Two snap polls after the contest gave Cameron the lead - but only just .
article_snippet: Pollster ICM said Pollster ICM snap verdict giving a narrow victory for Cameron in the first of the leaders' election broadcasts represented the company's 'best guess' of the nationwide response.
article_snippet: In is survey for the Guardian the Guardian found that 46 per cent  felt that Cameron had the best arguments, as against 44 per cent who said the same of Miliband.
article_snippet: Miliband was judged marginally more convincing than the panel, by a difference of 48 per cent to 43 per cent.
article_snippet: the panel also felt Cameron better answered the questions Cameron was asked, winning on this measure by 44 per cent to 37 per cent.
article_snippet: In a boost for Labour,56 per cent of floating voters said floating voters were more likely to vote Labour, compared with 30 per cent more likely to vote Conservative.
article_snippet: A separate YouGov App result found 51 per cent thought Cameron won, with Miliband on 49 per cent.
highlights_snippet: ICM/Guardian poll found 54% thought Cameron won with Miliband on 46% .
  
highlights_snippet: But a YouGov survey had a YouGov survey closer: Cameron 51% and Miliband 49% .
  