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Follow @redfieldwilton Exclusive voting intention tracker polls in GB and the US coveringโ€ฆ Westminster Scotland Wales Red Wall Blue Wall EU Referendum Scottish Independence Referendum 2024 US Primary & Presidential Elections Follow @redfieldwilton today!
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Labour leads by 36%. Largest lead for ANY party with ANY polling company since October 1997. Westminster VI (16 Oct.): Labour 56% (+3) Conservative 20% (-4) Lib Dems 11% (-2) Green 5% (+2) SNP 4% (โ€“) Reform UK 2% (โ€“) Other 1% (-2) Changes +/- 13 Oct.
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For the first time since we began tracking these questions in Feb 2021, Britons are more likely to trust Labour than to trust the Conservatives in ALL policy areas on which we poll.
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Labour leads by 28%, largest lead for ANY party that we've recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (2 Oct): Labour 52% (+6) Conservative 24% (-5) Liberal Democrat 10% (-3) Green 5% (+1) SNP 5% (+2) Reform UK 3% (-1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 28-29 Sept
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Labour lead by 38% in the Red Wall, up from 15% two weeks ago. Red Wall Voting Intention (3-4 Oct.): Labour 61% (+12) Conservative 23% (-11) Reform UK 3% (-4) Liberal Democrat 7% (+2) Green 4% (โ€“) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 19-20 Sept.
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Labour leads by 26%, the largest lead for Labour since Sunak became PM. Westminster VI (5 February): Labour 50% (+1) Conservative 24% (-4) Liberal Democrat 10% (+2) Reform UK 6% (+1) Green 5% (โ€“) SNP 3% (-1) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 29 January
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What policy do British voters most associate with Keir Starmer? (18 January)
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Labour leads by 28%, tied largest lead for them that we've EVER recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (5 Oct.): Labour 52% (โ€“) Conservative 24% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 10% (โ€“) Green 5% (โ€“) SNP 4% (-1) Reform UK 3% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 2 Oct.
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Labour leads by 13% in the Blue Wall. Blue Wall Voting Intention (7-8 October): Labour 41% (+20) Conservative 28% (-22) Liberal Democrat 24% (-3) Green 4% (+3) Reform UK 3% (New) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 2019 General Election
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Labour leads by 36%. Joint-largest lead for ANY party with ANY polling company since Oct. 1997. Westminster VI (19 Oct.): Labour 55% (-1) Conservative 19% (-1) Lib Dems 12% (+1) Green 4% (-1) SNP 4% (โ€“) Reform 4% (+2) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 16 Oct.
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New largest Labour lead we have recorded. Full Results (20 Dec): Labour 39% (+2) Conservative 31% (-1) Liberal Democrat 13% (+2) Green 6% (-1) Reform UK 5% (-2) Scottish National Party 5% (+1) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 13 Dec
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Labour leads by 17%, largest lead for them that we've EVER recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (28-9 Sept): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 29% (-2) Liberal Democrat 13% (+2) Green 4% (-2) SNP 3% (-1) Reform UK 4% (+2) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 25 Sept
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Which party do Britons trust the most to manage the economy? (2 October) Labour 41% (+5) Conservative 18% (-6) Other Parties 15% (-1) Don't know 25% (โ€“) Changes +/- 25 September
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Largest Labour lead we have recorded since 2019 GE. Full Results (8 Dec): Labour 38% (+2) Conservative 34% (-4) Liberal Democrat 11% (+2) Green 6% (โ€“) Reform UK 5% (+1) Scottish National Party 4% (โ€“) Other 1% (-1) Changes +/- 6 Dec
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Labour leads by 29%, largest lead for ANY party that we've recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (9 Oct.): Labour 54% (+2) Conservative 25% (+1) Liberal Democrat 10% (โ€“) Green 4% (-1) SNP 3% (-1) Reform UK 3% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 5 Oct.
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Liz Truss' approval rating is -61%, the lowest approval rating for a sitting Prime Minister that we've recorded. Liz Truss Approval Rating (16 October): Disapprove: 70% (+8) Approve: 9% (-5) Net: -61% (-13) Changes +/- 13 October
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Labour leads by 20% in 1st poll of 2023, up from a 3% lead in 1st poll of 2022. Westminster VI (2-3 Jan): Labour 47% (+1) Conservative 27% (-2) Liberal Democrat 12% (+3) Reform UK 5% (-2) SNP 4% (+1) Green 3% (-2) Other 1% (-1) Changes +/- 11 Dec
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Largest lead we have had for any party since May 2020. Westminster Voting Intention (17 Jan): Labour 43% (+4) Conservative 30% (-5) Liberal Democrat 9% (-3) Green 7% (+2) Scottish National Party 4% (โ€“) Reform UK 4% (โ€“) Other 3% (+2) Changes +/- 10 Jan
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Largest lead for Labour since invasion of Ukraine. Westminster Voting Intention (25 May): Labour 40% (+1) Conservative 31% (-2) Liberal Democrat 14% (+2) Green 5% (โ€“) Scottish National Party 4% (โ€“) Reform UK 3% (-1) Other 2% (-1) Changes +/- 22 May
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Labour leads by 27%, the largest lead for Labour since Sunak became PM. Westminster VI (18 February): Labour 51% (+3) Conservative 24% (-3) Liberal Democrat 10% (+1) Reform UK 6% (โ€“) Green 5% (โ€“) SNP 3% (-1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 12 February
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Labour lead by 40% in the Red Wall. Red Wall Voting Intention (16-17 October): Labour 61% (โ€“) Conservative 21% (-2) Reform UK 8% (+5) Liberal Democrat 5% (-2) Green 3% (-1) Plaid Cymru 1% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 3-4 October
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NEW: With the next General Election two years away, we want to step up our game. Weโ€™re thinking of releasing *two* Westminster Voting Intentions each weekโ€ฆ but only if thereโ€™s interest. If we pass 20,000 followers by Friday, weโ€™ll do it. Follow us @RedfieldWilton
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Labour is more trusted than the Conservatives in ALL areas on which we poll. Labour is most trusted to 'tackle poverty' (40%), 'support the NHS' (40%), and 'manage housing' (37%).
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Labour leads by 24%, a 3-point increase since our last poll. Westminster Voting Intention (13 November): Labour 50% (+1) Conservative 26% (-2) Liberal Democrat 9% (-2) Green 5% (+1) Reform UK 4% (โ€“) SNP 3% (โ€“) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 9-10 November
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First Labour Lead in Voting Intention in a Year. Full Results (10 Nov): Lab 38% (+2) Con 36% (-1) Lib Dem 10% (โ€“) Green 6% (โ€“) SNP 4% (-1) Reform UK 3% (-2) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 8 Nov Follow us to see if Labour will hold its lead on Monday at 5pm.
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Labour leads by 13%, tied largest lead for Labour that we've recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (25 Sept.): Labour 44% (+2) Conservative 31% (-1) Liberal Democrat 11% (-1) Green 6% (+1) SNP 4% (โ€“) Reform UK 2% (-1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 21 Sept.
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Lowest Conservative % since Sunak became PM. Just two points above lowest under Truss. Westminster VI (11 Feb): Labour 46% (+1) Conservative 21% (-3) Reform UK 12% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 11% (+2) Green 5% (+1) SNP 3% (โ€“) Other 2% (โ€“) Changes +/- 4 Feb
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Starmer leads Truss by 47%, largest ever lead for him over sitting PM. At this moment, which of the following do British voters think would be the better Prime Minister for the UK? (16 Oct) Keir Starmer 60% (+12) Liz Truss 13% (-10) Changes +/- 13 Oct
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For the third time this year, Britons trust the Labour Party more than the Conservative Party in ALL areas in which we poll. Britons trust the Labour Party most to support the NHS (40%), tackle poverty (38%), and manage housing (36%)
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Should the UK switch to Proportional Representation rather than First Past the Post? 42% support 31% neither support nor oppose 15% oppose 13% don't know
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Largest lead for Labour since mid-January. Westminster Voting Intention (7 July): Labour 43% (+2) Conservative 31% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (+1) Green 7% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (โ€“) Reform UK 2% (-4) Other 3% (+2) Changes +/- 3 July
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Labour leads the Conservatives among EVERY age cohort polled. Westminster VI, By Age (3-5 February): Labour's lead by age group: 18-24: 36% 25-34: 28% 35-44: 26% 45-54: 19% 55-64: 12% 65+: 7%
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Labour leads by 32%. Westminster Voting Intention (25-26 October): Labour 55% (+1) Conservative 23% (+2) Liberal Democrat 9% (-2) Green 5% (+1) Reform UK 4% (โ€“) Scottish National Party 4% (+1) Other 1% (-1) Changes +/- 23 October
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Labour leads by 23%. Lowest Conservative % since Rishi Sunak became PM. Westminster Voting Intention (21 Jan): Labour 45% (+1) Conservative 22% (-3) Reform UK 12% (+1) Liberal Democrat 11% (+1) Green 6% (+1) SNP 2% (-1) Other 2% (โ€“) Changes +/- 14 Jan
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For the first time, Labour leads the SNP in our Westminster VI poll. Scotland Westminster VI (26-27 November): Labour 36% (+4) SNP 34% (+2) Conservative 17% (-6) Lib Dem 6% (-2) Reform 3% (+1) Green 2% (โ€“) Other 0% (-1) Changes +/- 29-30 October
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Labour leads the Conservatives on EVERY issue. Which party do voters trust the most on...? (Labour | the Conservatives) NHS (44% | 17%) Housing (41% | 16%) Education (40% | 20%) The Economy (37% | 24%) Immigration (33% | 21%)
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 11 June
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Westminster Voting Intention (3 Apr): Labour 42% (+5) Conservative 36% (+1) Liberal Democrat 9% (โ€“) Green 4% (-1) Scottish National Party 3% (-3) Reform UK 3% (-2) Other 3% (โ€“) Changes +/- 27 Mar.
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Labour leads by 12%, largest lead since Boris Johnson's resignation. Westminster Voting Intention (21 August): Labour 43% (+2) Conservative 31% (-3) Liberal Democrat 13% (+1) Green 5% (โ€“) SNP 5% (+1) Reform UK 3% (โ€“) Other 2% (-1) Changes +/- 14 August
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Labour leads by 26%. Tied-lowest Conservative % with Rishi Sunak as PM. Westminster Voting Intention (17 March): Labour 47% (+5) Conservative 21% (-3) Reform UK 14% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 8% (-4) Green 6% (+1) SNP 3% (+1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 10 Mar
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Labour leads the Conservatives on EVERY issue. Which party do voters trust the most on...? (Labour | the Conservatives) NHS (45% | 20%) Housing (40% | 20%) Education (39% | 22%) The Economy (35% | 30%) Immigration (32% | 24%) The Environment (29% | 16%)
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Lowest approval rating for a sitting Prime Minister that we've recorded. Liz Truss Approval Rating (5 Oct.): Disapprove: 59% (+8) Approve: 15% (-3) Net: -44% (-11) Changes +/- 2 Oct.
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For the fourth time this year, more Britons trust the Labour Party than trust the Conservative Party in ALL policy areas on which we poll. Britons trust the Labour Party most to support the NHS (43%), tackle poverty (41%), and support the education system (39%).
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Do British voters feel, now that the Conservative Party has changed its Leader, that there should be a General Election in the UK? All Voters Yes 64% No 23% Don't know 12% 2019 Conservative Voters Yes 50% No 40% Don't know 11% 2019 Labour Voters Yes 80% No 14% Don't know 6%
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Highest Lib Dem % since 2019 GE. Lowest Labour % since 14 Aug (when Johnson was PM). Westminster VI (7 May): Labour 41% (-4) Conservative 29% (+1) Liberal Democrat 16% (+4) Reform UK 5% (-2) Green 4% (โ€“) SNP 3% (+1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 30 April
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Westminster Voting Intention (3 May): Conservative 40% (-4) Labour 38% (+4) Liberal Democrat 7% (-1) SNP 4% (-1) Green 5% (+1) Reform UK 3% (โ€“) Changes +/- 26 April Follow @redfieldwilton to see our weekly VI first.
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Labour leads by 17%, up two points from last week. Westminster VI (30 April): Labour 45% (+1) Conservative 28% (-1) Liberal Democrat 12% (+1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 4% (-1) Scottish National Party 2% (-1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 23 April
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SNP and Labour are TIED in Scotland. Scotland Westminster VI (2-4 September): SNP 35% (-2) Labour 35% (+1) Conservative 15% (-2) Lib Dem 8% (+1) Green 4% (+2) Reform 2% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 5-6 August
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Everyoneโ€™s talking about the Red Wall deciding the next General Election. Yet nobody polls the Red Wall regularly. Maybe we should take up the challenge? If we have 25,000 followers by Friday, weโ€™ll start a fortnightly Red Wall TRACKER Follow us @RedfieldWilton Letโ€™s do it!
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Labour lead by 10% in the Red Wall. Red Wall Voting Intention (12-13 June): Labour 46% (+8) Conservative 36% (-11) Reform UK 6% (-1) Liberal Democrat 5% (+1) Green 4% (+3) Plaid Cymru 2% (+1) Other 2% (โ€“) Changes +/- 2019 General Election
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'Yes' leads by 4 points. Scotland Independence Referendum Voting Intention (26-27 November): Yes, for Independence: 49% (+5) No, against Independence: 45% (-2) Don't Know: 5% (-4) Changes +/- 18 September 2021
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Labour leads by 28% in the Red Wall, enough to win ALL 40 of these seats in the next GE. Red Wall VI (19 Feb): Labour 55% (+3) Conservative 27% (-2) Reform UK 10% (+2) Lib Dem 4% (-1) Green 3% (-1) Plaid Cymru 1% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 5 Feb
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Liz Truss' approval rating as PM is now lower than Boris Johnson's lowest ever approval rating (-31%). Liz Truss Approval Rating (2 October): Disapprove: 51% (+9) Approve: 18% (-10) Net: -33% (-19) Changes +/- 28-29 September
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Labour leads by 21%. Westminster Voting Intention (6 November): Labour 48% (+1) Conservative 27% (-3) Liberal Democrat 10% (-2) Reform UK 5% (+1) Green 4% (+1) Scottish National Party 4% (+1) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 2-3 November
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Labour leads by 24%. Westminster Voting Intention (31 March): Labour 46% (+4) Conservative 22% (โ€“) Reform UK 14% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 10% (-2) Green 5% (-1) Scottish National Party 3% (+1) Other 2% (โ€“) Changes +/- 24 March
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Labour leads by 29%, tied largest lead for ANY party that we've recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (13 Oct): Labour 53% (-1) Conservative 24% (-1) Liberal Democrat 13% (+3) SNP 4% (+1) Green 3% (-1) Reform UK 2% (-1) Other 3% (+2) Changes +/- 9 Oct
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Labour leads by 23% in the Red Wall, the largest lead for Labour in these seats since 19 February. Red Wall VI (14 May): Labour 52% (+4) Conservative 29% (-1) Liberal Democrat 7% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 4% (-1) Other 1% (-2) Changes +/- 30 April
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Nicola Sturgeon Approval Rating (23 Aug): Approve: 28% (-1) Disapprove: 38% (+4) Net: -10% (-5) Changes +/- 16 Aug Lowest net approval rating for Sturgeon that we have recorded.
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Labour lead by 33% in Wales. Lowest Conservative vote % EVER in our Welsh polling. Wales Westminster VI (23-24 Mar): Labour 49% (+4) Conservatives 16% (-6) Reform UK 15% (+2) Plaid 10% (โ€“) Lib Dem 5% (โ€“) Green 5% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 18 Feb
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Do Britons think the Prime Minister should resign if it is confirmed that the Christmas Party in Downing Street took place at a time when restrictions forbade such gatherings? Yes: 63% No: 24% Don't know: 13% 46% of 2019 Conservative voters say yes.
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Labour leads by 22%, up two points from last week. Westminster VI (8 January): Labour 48% (+1) Conservative 26% (-1) Liberal Democrat 9% (-3) Reform UK 6% (+1) Green 5% (+2) Scottish National Party 4% (โ€“) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 2-3 January
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Richard Parker leads Andy Street by 14%. West Midlands Mayoral Election VI (10-14 April): Richard Parker (Lab) 42% Andy Street (Cons) 28% Elaine Williams (Ref) 13% Siobhan Harper-Nunes (Green) 7% Sunny Virk (Lib Dem) 7% Other 2%
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Labour leads by 12%, the narrowest lead for Labour since Rishi Sunak became PM. Westminster VI (16 April): Labour 44% (โ€“) Conservative 32% (+2) Liberal Democrat 10% (โ€“) Reform UK 4% (-2) Green 4% (-1) SNP 4% (+1) Other 1% (-1) Changes +/- 9 April
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2 years
For the third consecutive week, more Britons trust the Labour Party than trust the Conservative Party in ALL policy areas on which we poll. Britons trust the Labour Party most to support the NHS (44%), tackle poverty (43%), and manage housing (40%).
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2 years
Westminster Voting Intention (8-9 June): Labour 40% (+2) Conservative 32% (-2) Liberal Democrat 13% (+2) Green 5% (+2) Scottish National Party 4% (โ€“) Reform UK 4% (โ€“) Other 2% (-1) Changes +/- 5 June
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2 years
For the fourth consecutive week, more Britons trust the Labour Party than trust the Conservative Party in ALL policy areas on which we poll. Britons trust the Labour Party most to support the NHS (44%), tackle poverty (43%), and manage housing (40%).
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2 years
Sunak leads Starmer by 1%. At this moment, which of the following do British voters think would be the better Prime Minister for the UK? (25-26 Oct) Rishi Sunak 39% (+6) Keir Starmer 38% (-4) Don't know 23% (-2) Changes +/- 4 September
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2 years
Highest % for the Lib Dems that we've recorded. Westminster Voting Intention (12 June): Labour 39% (-1) Conservative 32% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 15% (+2) Green 6% (+1) Scottish National Party 5% (+1) Reform UK 2% (-2) Other 3% (+1) Changes +/- 8 June
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2 years
Have the Government's levelling up policies personally benefitted Britons? Yes 8% No 66% Don't know 26%
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1 year
Labour leads by 15%, up three points from last week. Westminster VI (23 April): Labour 44% (โ€“) Conservative 29% (-3) Liberal Democrat 11% (+1) Reform UK 6% (+2) Green 5% (+1) Scottish National Party 3% (-1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 16 April
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2 years
Westminster Voting Intention (7 Feb): Labour 42% (+2) Conservative 32% (-1) Liberal Democrat 9% (-2) Green 6% (โ€“) Scottish National Party 4% (โ€“) Reform UK 4% (+1) Other 3% (+1) Changes +/- 31 Jan
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6 months
Labour leads by 19% nationally. Tied lowest Conservative % since Sunak became PM. Westminster VI (19 Nov.): Labour 43% (โ€“) Conservative 24% (-3) Liberal Democrat 14% (+2) Reform UK 7% (-1) Green 5% (-1) SNP 4% (+1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 12 Nov.
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1 year
Do Britons support or oppose Labourโ€™s plan to remove the charitable status from private schools? (30 November) Support 62% Neither 18% Oppose 13% Don't know 7% Only 22% of 2019 Conservative voters OPPOSE Labour's plan.
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1 year
Labour leads the Conservatives on EVERY issue. Which party do voters trust the most on...? (Labour | the Conservatives) NHS (40% | 18%) Education (35% | 20%) The Economy (35% | 26%) Crime (31% | 23%) Foreign Affairs (33% | 26%) Immigration (30% | 24%) Ukraine (28% | 27%)
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1 year
Labour leads the Conservatives on EVERY issue. Which party do voters trust the most on...? (Labour | the Conservatives) NHS (47% | 17%) Education (45% | 19%) Housing (42% | 18%) The economy (37% | 29%) Immigration (34% | 23%) Ukraine (32% | 30%) The environment (28% | 14%)
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2 years
Johnson vs. Starmer (17 Jan): Starmer now leads over Johnson in ALL leadership characteristics on which we poll. These leads include โ€˜can build a strong economyโ€™ (36% to 33%) and โ€˜can tackle the coronavirus pandemicโ€™ (35% to 31%) for the first time.
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13 days
Lowest Conservative % since Sunak became PM. One point above their lowest under Truss. Westminster VI (21 April): Labour 43% (-1) Conservative 20% (-2) Reform 14% (-1) Liberal Democrat 12% (+3) Green 6% (โ€“) SNP 3% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 14 April
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2 years
Truss leads Starmer by 7% in the Red Wall. At this moment, which of the following do Red Wall voters think would be the better PM for the UK? (19-20 September) Liz Truss 40% (+8) Keir Starmer 33% (-6) Don't Know 27% (-2) Changes +/- 4 September
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2 years
Truss vs Starmer (2 October): Starmer leads Truss on ALL attributes: Cares about people like me (47% | 16%) Understands problems affecting the UK (46% | 23%) Represents change (43% | 26%) Can build a strong economy (44% | 22%) Is a strong leader (41% | 22%)
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5 months
Labour leads by 20% nationally. Westminster VI (26 November): Labour 45% (+2) Conservative 25% (+1) Liberal Democrat 11% (-3) Reform UK 10% (+3) Green 6% (+1) Scottish National Party 3% (-1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 19 November
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2 years
At this moment, which of the following individuals do you think would be the better PM for the UK? (8 May) Keir Starmer: 39% (+4) Boris Johnson: 32% (-1) Don't know: 29% (-2) Changes +/- 1 May
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1 year
Labour leads by 26% in the Red Wall, a set of seats they lost by 9% in 2019. Red Wall VI (23 Jan): Labour 53% (+2) Conservative 27% (-2) Reform UK 9% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 5% (โ€“) Green 4% (+1) Plaid Cymru 1% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 8-9 Jan.
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8 months
Labour leads by 20% nationally. Westminster VI (10 September): Labour 45% (+1) Conservative 25% (-3) Liberal Democrat 12% (-2) Reform UK 6% (โ€“) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 4% (+1) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 3 September
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6 months
Labour leads by 20% nationally. Westminster VI (29 October): Labour 45% (+1) Conservative 25% (-1) Liberal Democrat 13% (โ€“) Reform UK 7% (-1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (+1) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 22 October
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2 years
Are Britons able to name any specific levelling up policies? Yes 19% No 81%
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2 months
Labour leads by 24% in the Red Wall. Lowest Conservative vote % since Sunak became PM. Red Wall Voting Intention (25 February): Labour 49% (+1) Conservative 25% (-3) Reform UK 14% (โ€“) Liberal Democrat 6% (+2) Other 7% (โ€“) Changes +/- 30-31 January
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2 years
Highest net approval rating for Keir Starmer since August 2020. Keir Starmer Approval Rating (2-3 November): Approve: 40% (+5) Disapprove: 22% (-5) Net: +18% (+10) Changes +/- 30 October
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10 months
Labour leads by 27% in the Red Wall, enough to win back ALL 40 of these seats in the next GE. Red Wall VI (25 June): Labour 53% (+3) Conservative 26% (-2) Reform UK 9% (+1) Liberal Democrat 6% (-1) Green 4% (โ€“) Other 2% (-1) Changes +/- 11 June
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2 years
Westminster Voting Intention (10 Apr): Labour 42% (โ€“) Conservative 34% (-2) Liberal Democrat 8% (-1) Green 5% (+1) Scottish National Party 4% (+1) Reform UK 4% (+1) Other 3% (โ€“) Changes +/- 3 Apr
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1 year
Labour leads by 22%, marking one full year since the Conservatives last led (6 Dec 2021). Westminster VI (4 Dec): Labour 48% (+1) Conservative 26% (-1) Liberal Democrat 10% (-1) Green 6% (+1) Reform UK 5% (โ€“) SNP 3% (โ€“) Other 1% (โ€“) Changes +/- 27 Nov
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5 months
Labour leads by 18% nationally, marking two years since the Conservatives last led in our polling. Westminster VI (10 Dec): Labour 43% (+1) Conservative 25% (-1) Lib Dem 13% (+1) Reform 11% (+1) Green 5% (-1) SNP 2% (-1) Other 1% (+1) Changes +/- 3 Dec
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6 months
Labour is more trusted than the Conservatives on EVERY issue prompted. Which party do voters trust most on...? (Labour | Conservatives) Housing (40% | 17%) NHS (42% | 19%) Education (39% | 21%) Immigration (32% | 22%) Economy (36% | 26%) Ukraine (30% | 26%)
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7 months
Would the British public support or oppose the UK Government calling a General Election in the next six months? (1 October) Support: 57% (-1) Oppose: 13% (โ€“) Changes +/- 24 September
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1 year
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10 months
Labour leads by 21%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (9 July): Labour 48% (+2) Conservative 27% (-1) Liberal Democrat 11% (โ€“) Reform UK 5% (โ€“) Green 4% (-1) Scottish National Party 3% (โ€“) Other 1% (-1) Changes +/- 2 July
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2 years
Lowest approval rating for a sitting Prime Minister that we've recorded. Liz Truss Approval Rating (13 Oct.): Disapprove: 62% (+4) Approve: 14% (-2) Net: -48% (-6) Changes +/- 9 Oct.
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11 months
Labour is more trusted than the Conservatives on EVERY issue. Which party do voters trust the most on...? (Labour | the Conservatives) NHS (41% | 18%) Housing (39% | 18%) Education (39% | 18%) The Economy (36% | 24%) Immigration (32% | 22%) Ukraine (30% | 26%)
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1 year
Labour leads by 14%, up two points from last week. Westminster VI (14 May): Labour 42% (+1) Conservative 28% (-1) Liberal Democrat 11% (-5) Reform UK 8% (+3) Green 5% (+1) SNP 4% (+1) Other 2% (+1) Changes +/- 7 May
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2 years
โ€˜Red Wallโ€™ Voting Intention (19-20 Jan): The Conservatives are significantly behind Labour in the โ€˜Red Wall' seats they won in 2019. Not just with Boris Johnson as leader, but also with all the main contenders to replace him.
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6 months
Labour leads by 24% in the Red Wall, their largest lead in these seats since August. Red Wall VI (19 Nov): Labour 50% (+2) Conservative 26% (-6) Reform UK 11% (+5) Green 6% (+2) Liberal Democrat 5% (-2) Other 2% (-1) Changes +/- 22 Oct
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1 year
Labour lead the Conservatives by 20% in Wales, up from 5% in 2019. Wales Westminster VI (15-17 Apr): Labour 44% (+3) Conservatives 24% (-12) Plaid Cymru 12% (+2) Reform UK 9% (+4) Liberal Democrat 7% (+1) Green 4% (+3) Other 0% (-1) Changes +/- 2019 GE
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