Where the Green Party is beating the LibDems.

In the main poll you have Lib Dems on 7% and the Green Party on 6% but in the 15 breakdowns of the poll the Green Party is ahead in 7 and equal on 1. So how low can the Lib Dems go? Or how high can the Green Party go to surpass the LibDems? Could this cause a Nick Clegg resignation and break up of the coalition. Thus having much more of an effect than a Yes vote from Scotland.

YOUGOV Female voting intentions LAB 37% CON 34% UKIP 13% GREEN PARTY 7% LIBDEMS 5% SNP / PC 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV Aged 18-24 voting intentions LAB 37% CON 25% GREEN PARTY 13% UKIP 10% SNP / PC 8% LIBDEMS 6%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV Aged 25-39 voting intentions LAB 42% CON 26% GREEN PARTY 10% LIBDEMS 9% UKIP 8% SNP / PC 4%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV Aged 60+ voting intentions CON 39% LAB 26% UKIP 24% GREEN PARTY 4% LIBDEMS 4% SNP / PC 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV Voting intentions by social grade C2DE LAB 36% CON 28% UKIP 20% GREEN PARTY 6% LIBDEMS 5% SNP / PC 4%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV Midlands & Wales voting intentions LAB 38% CON 31% UKIP 18% GREEN PARTY 6% LIBDEMS 5% PC 2%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV North of England voting intentions LAB 46% CON 25% UKIP 15% GREEN PARTY 8% LIBDEMS 5%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

YOUGOV Scottish voting intentions SNP 34% LAB 31% CON 17% GREEN PARTY 6% UKIP 5% LIBDEMS 5%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) September 14, 2014

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