I'm sorry, but this poll is an aberation - from 6% a coupleof weeksago to 27% - Yougov have just got it wrong!

Ron Smith, Bristol,

Mr Brown will get the blame for the situation he has inherited from the Blair years; 10 years of sleaze to try and recover, impossible without a change of government. Mr Cameron needs to undo all the that the blairs have done to destroy this country.

Richard Irwin, Bristol, UK

Remember The Labour Patry Conferencejust 6 months ago?Mr Brown looked invincible,what happened?

stephen hulton, eure, france

I genuinely feel despair that 27% of respondents still support this puritanical and incompetent government.

I suspect we will lose many millions to emigration in the coming years to Canada, Australia NZ and the US.

Since 1997 they have taken an axe to our hard won civil liberties, made us a target for terrorism, shut down social mobility and increased the public debt to such an absurd extent that there is a real danger that debt may have to be refinanced with a considerable risk premium.

Add to this a fast declining income from North Sea hydrocarbons, the imminent decline of our financial service sector and personal debt at absurd levels we are staring into the abyss of an economic depression.

There is going little left to hang around for.

John, Reigate, Surrey

Anil in Manchester, as a single bloke I resent the idea of having to subsidise married couples. You already get Child Benefit for your sprogs regardless of your income. If truth be known, most single childless people are not smoking, texting and eating burgers, but working hard yet completely priced out of housing, whilst paying for the education of other people's offspring. Reintroducing a married person's allowance would be an excellent reason for not voting Tory.

Paul, Coventry,

I dont want a sneering Tory Toff to lead the country, but Labour has to stop being so PC and acknowledge that a traditional family set up is most likely to produce children who attain educational, emotional and lifelong success and happiness.

sk, East Sussex,

If Mr Cameron would like to turn the screw a little more , how about asking ( what with the abundance of rain we have at the moment and reservoirs full to the brim ) . How his proposed planning for new reservoir's is coming along and indeed the actual construction of said reservoir's .
Saving for a rainy day both financially and meteorologically seem's to pass this government by.
Mr Cameron please feel free to put this point on PMQ's on wednesday.

Nick Dixon, Sutton Coldfield, England

Its a good job that Gordon doesn't read the polls he might fret

mitch, Wolverhampton, England

The Labor Party is in the political dog house because it runs the UK economy in the same totally incompetent way as the Bush administration runs America's. Out of control borrowing and spending is against the core interests of Labor's working and middle class voter base.

That said I doubt the Conservatives would govern any differently. The days of the major political parties on either side of the pond actually believing in anything except winning the news cycle and raking in campaign contributions are long.

MARK KLEIN, M.D., OAKLAND, CA

Mr Cameron, if you are serious about "family values" then please restore married couples' allowance to us poor saps who are married and working to keep our spouses at home to look after the children properly.

Many people today have a partner who is not using up their Tax Free Allowance, but the other partner is paying more and more, presumably to keep housing single mothers and pay them to keep breeding and claiming more and more Child Benefit, Income Support, Council Tax Benefit etc, etc etc.

Come on Mr Cameron, it is the likes of us who will vote for you, not the latter who, if truth be known, are too busy smoking, texting and eating burgers to vote for anyone.

Anil Chatterjee, Manchester,

It wouldn't make a scrap of difference if there was a change of government. The government, meaning Gordon Brown, has driven Britain into deep debt and whoever is prime minister of chancellor the debts have to be paid with increasing taxation. the country is also paying for the regeneration of the countries from the old soviet union and Vladimir probably has a wry smile now and again, not often, when he thinks of all the dosh which Russia now has, and all the US dollars which China has, and Britain in debt, and the USA with a debt of about 18 trillion dollars. But, are we bovvered, nah ! Don't hold your breath on the Tories lowering taxes, remember Cameron in one of his lucid moments admitted to being an admirer of our former Dear Leader. god help us !

Phil de Buquet, Newport, England

Single parent families tend not to reflect reality either. If a woman is subsidised by the state then she is not living in a world of truth, which is that she cannot bring up her child with her own resources.

Widows, unless they happen to have murdered their husbands, are not in their situation by choice. Other single mothers are there by either their own choice or the father's choice.

Malcolm McLean, Bradford, UK

A Yougov poll is pure fiction. When was the last time any reader filled in a poll truthfully. Pollsters feed the media with ready to go articles. The newspaper then publish this fiction as a news story. Its called placing a product. Yougov and their ilk must surely be be paying handsomely for this national exposure. Either that or Murdoch owns shares in these worthless companies. Stories like this should be clearly labelled adverts for the benefit of the more simple minded reader .

sid, derby,

Running scared too David? Until the country starts to have some respect for relationships again we will continue to have an ever increasing trail of damaged, anxious paranoid kids who fail in large quantities. The parents of these kids, ( largely from single parent families), will make a fuss if they are ignored but perhaps they should have thought about the problems that their inept parenting causes before they had their children. If they read this comment, they'll all start shouting but I work with young children in a Primary school and I know that the children of a lot of single parents are the most disadvantaged, confused and unsuccessful because I see it daily.

judy, Liverpool, England

I cannot stand Cameron but I like Brown even less

Pete, Beverley, Humberside

The probelm is that Labour is finally, in a freudian way, admitting its failure and the public has finally noticed.

Education has failed - now the only ideas left to Labour are how to damage middle class kids education to maintain fairness.

The Health service kills more people than road accidents do - and its harder to see your well paid GP than it was when they were paid less.

And to all this the very well paid Ed Balls says "So What ? " as taxes rise with fuel, utilities and food at over 200% the rate of the government fictional inflation rate.

The wonder should be that Labour are polling as high as 27%!

Man in a Shed, Woking, England

If this is all David Cameron has to say on the current state of affairs in the UK, then it is clear he is not fit to be the Leader of the Opposition. Is he not aware of the economic state of the country, the appalling mess the NHS is in - to say nothing of education. He also seems to be oblivious of the fact, that the sovereignty of this country is being given away - but perhaps that means nothing to him - or The Conservative Party.

Jean Jackson, Louth, Lincs.