What is your view of May’s Florence speech on Brexit? Of Johnson’s Telegraph article? Of an implementation period? Our monthly survey is out.

Plus our usual questions: plenty to think about as Party Conference looms.

May returns to a positive score in our Cabinet League Table

Members seem to agree that the Prime Minister has staged a mild recovery over the summer.

Jacob Rees-Mogg tops our Next Tory Leader survey of Party members

In the absence of anyone that party members find convincing, he is the beneficiary of a protest vote – boosted by an element of media hype.

Our survey. Over half of Party member respondents think May should quit as leader before 2022.

This finding will do nothing to help her, given that she spoke to the contrary last week – a mistake, in our view.

Our survey. Almost three in four Party members want any Brexit implementation plan to finish before the next election

There will be speculation about Cabinet differences until there is a common position. At any rate, the activists’ consensus is unambiguous.

Our new monthly Party members’ survey opens today

There’s a new name on the list of potential next Tory leaders.

Our survey. Next Tory leader. “None of the above” leads the field. Many party members want to skip a generation.

Davis leads with less than a fifth of the vote. Johnson is on his lowest total ever. And if one counts write-ins, in second place is…Rees-Mogg.

Our survey. Two-thirds of respondents expect a Tory Prime Minister to return to Downing Street after the next election

These results are part of a pattern in this survey of a small uptick in Party morale and expectation.

Hammond takes a hammering in our latest Cabinet League Table

Rudd falls with him, May is almost out of negative territory…and Davidson continues to soar up, up and away.

Our survey suggests that May’s position among Party members is slowly recovering

The proportion of those suggesting that she shouldn’t quit as Party leader before the next election rises to over a third.

The new ConHome monthly survey. Almost 1400 responses received.

As we wrote last month, we hoped to get at least 750 replies. So 1379 is what John Major would call “very satisfactory”.

ConservativeHome’s new monthly survey is out

We now have eleven runners and riders in our Next Tory Leader section…with another 15 candidates standing by. Watch this space.

Next Tory leader. A YouGov poll echoes ConHome’s survey result: Davis first, Johnson second, and none of the above beating both.

These are early days. But, on these findings, it isn’t worth commissioning expensive polls when one can simply read our survey each month for free.

Improving the ConHome monthly survey

During the next few days, we will be e-mailing those people and others to ask them if they want to reply to the survey each month.

Next Tory leader. Davis leads our survey – but is outscored by “none of the above”

“New young candidate to be identified” captures the flavour of a proportion of the write-ins. There is a mood in some quarters for a contender from outside the Cabinet.