🚨NEW PARTYGATE SNAP POLL🚨
🎉65% do not accept PM's apology today
🎉69% want him to resign
🎉68% don't trust him and govt. to deliver
🎉80% want PM to publish full, unredacted report
🎉66% say he doesn't care about the hurt caused
1,128 UK adults, 31 Jan (post statement)
🚨NEW SNAP POLL🚨
💥69% say PM responsible for LOTO being harassed
💥54% 2019 Con also say this
💥68% say he should publicly apologise to Starmer
💥68% say he should withdraw comments
💥64% say politics has gotten nastier in last 5 yrs
1,094 UK adults, 8 Feb 2022
🚨NEW MRP MODEL🚨
Seat forecast
Labour 482 (+280)
Conservative 69 (-296)
SNP 55 (+7)
LD 21 (+10)
Plaid Cymru 4 (=)
Green 1 (=)
Labour majority of 314
All change from GE 2019 results
🚨NEW Westminster Voting Intention🚨
📈6pt Labour lead
On behalf of the Daily Mail
🔴Lab 40 (+5)
🔵Con 34 (-4)
🟠LDM 10 (=)
🟡SNP 5 (=)
🟢Grn 5 (+1)
⚪️Other 7 (-2)
2,019 UK adults, 11-12 Nov
(Changes from 5-7 Nov)
🚨🚨🚨
NEW: Starmer beats Sunak in televised debate overnight poll
Who won the debate:
Starmer (44%)
Sunak (39%)
Don't Know (17%)
1,153 UK adults, 4-5 June
🚨SNAP POLL🚨
Over half say Johnson should resign (54%).
A third of Conservative voters also say this (33%).
Almost three in five say party attendees should resign (58%). One in five say they should not (22%).
1,036 UK adults, 8 Dec
🚨NEW Savanta MRP for
@Telegraph
📈Lab projected for 382 majority
📉Cons fighting with LDs to be Official Opposition
Seat forecast
🌹Lab 516 (+316)
🌳Con 53 (-319)
🔶LD 50 (+42)
🎗️SNP 8 (-40)
🌼PC 4 (+2)
⬜️Other 0 (-1)
17,812 UK adults, changes to last GE notional results
Our final
#GE2019
Westminster voting intention on behalf of the
@Telegraph
, is as follows:
CON 41% (-)
LAB 36% (+3)
LD 12% (-)
Other 11% (-3)
9th - 10th Dec
(changes from Savanta ComRes/Sunday Telegraph, Dec 7th)
🚨NEW First snap poll since election
📈Three quarters (73%) of the public say the biggest factor behind Labour's landslide victory was wanting the end of a Conservative government, rather than a desire for a Labour government
5 July 2024
1,101 UK adults
🚨NEW SNAP POLL🚨
Should Boris Johnson resign over BYOB partygate?
🇬🇧All adults
Should 66%
Should not 24%
🌳2019 Con
Should 42%
Should not 45%
🌹2019 Lab
Should 85%
Should not 10%
1,040 UK adults, 11th Jan 2022
🚨🚨🚨
NEW: Starmer beats Sunak on every major issue and personality-based question in overnight poll
Who came across as most honest (Starmer 54%, Sunak 29%)
Who gave most thoughtful answers (Starmer 53%, Sunak 35%)
Who remained the calmest (Starmer 51%, Sunak 36%)
As
@amcarmichaelMP
brings his Ten Minute Rule Bill to
@UKParliament
, our research for
@hk_watch
and
@friendshk_uk
found that half of British adults agree the UK has a moral duty towards the people of Hong Kong & support offering political asylum to those from HK who request it.
Our recent MRP model implied that Peter Bone's seat of Wellingborough would switch to Labour at a General Election.
🌳CON 35% (-27)
🌹LAB 47% (+21)
🔶LD 7% (-1)
➡️Reform UK 7% (new)
⬜️Other 5% (-1)
7,409 GB adults, 22-25 September 2023
🚨NEW Scottish Westminster VI for
@TheScotsman
📈Labour lead the SNP for first time in a Savanta poll.
🌹LAB 37% (+2)
🎗️SNP 33% (-2)
🌳CON 17% (-2)
🔶LD 7% (+1)
⬜️Other 6% (+1)
1,080 Scottish adults, 3-8 May
(change from 6-11 Oct '23)
🚨NEW Westminster Voting Intention among UK Muslims for
@onlinehyphen
📈51pt Labour lead
🌹Lab 63 (-1)
🌳Con 12 (-7)
🔶LD 12 (+3)
🌍Green 7 (+2)
⬜️Other 5 (+2)
1,083 UK Muslims, 24 May - 3 June 2024
(all change from 27 Oct - 3 Nov 2023)
🚨NEW🚨
Amongst UK adults,
@TheGreenParty
outperform Labour on:
👉Representing change for the better (45% vs 38%)
👉Presenting a vision for the future (45% vs 38%)
👉Being clear what they stand for (49% vs 37%)
👉Being the party of aspiration (40% vs 36%)
🚨🚨🚨
NEW: Starmer beats Sunak on every major issue and personality-based question in overnight poll
Who had best answers to:
NHS & public services (Starmer 63%, Sunak 25%)
Economy and cost of living (Starmer 52%, Sunak 36%)
Immigration (Starmer 45%, Sunak 37%)
💥SNAP POLL💥
Half of UK adults say Boris Johnson should resign if it is found that he knowingly misled parliament in denying that he said he would "rather see bodies pile up" than order another lockdown (50%).
This includes a quarter of 2019 Con voters who say the same (25%).
🚨NEW SNAP POLL🚨
More than seven in ten will carry on...
Keeping social distance 76%
Wearing a face covering on busy public transport 74%
Wearing a face covering in a busy shop 71%
Socialising indoors with no more than five others 52%
...after restrictions have been lifted
Our first
#GE2019
Westminster voting intention of the campaign on behalf of the Sunday Express
CON 36% (+3)
LAB 28% (-1)
LD 17% (-1)
BRX 10% (-2)
Other 9% (-)
30th - 31st Oct
(changes from ComRes/
@britainelects
poll, 19th Oct 2019)
🚨NEW London Westminster voting intention for
@MileEndInst
@QMUL
📈33 point Labour lead
🌹Lab 55 (+2)
🌳Con 22 (-1)
🔶LD 10 (-3)
➡️Reform 8 (=)
🌍Green 5 (+1)
1,022 Londoners, 10-18 June
(change vs 26-30 April)
🚨NEW SNAP POLL🇺🇦🇷🇺
🇬🇧41% say NATO military response wld be JUSTIFIED
🇬🇧32% WANT it to happen, 38% EXPECT it
🇬🇧55% say current UK sanctions don't go far enough
🇬🇧53% want economic sanctions against Rus. leaders
1,108 UK adults, 24th Feb
Fieldwork after this morning's invasion
🚨NEW Scottish Westminster VI for
@TheScotsman
📈Labour tied with SNP for first time in a Savanta poll.
🎗️SNP 35% (-3)
🌹LAB 35% (+1)
🌳CON 19% (+2)
🔶LD 6% (-1)
⬜️Other 4% (=)
1,002 Scottish adults, 6-11 October
(change from 9-14 June)
🚨NEW UK Business opinion tracker for
@inews
📈Labour with record 17-point lead over Conservatives among UK businesses
🌹Lab 49% (+3)
🌳Con 32% (-1)
⬜️DK 19% (-2)
1,000 business decision makers, 10-24 May
(Change from 8-23 April)
🚨NEW Feb Political Tracker - Best PM rating
📈Starmer's highest ever Best PM score
🌳Johnson 31% (+3)
🌹Starmer 39% (+3)
◻️ Don't know 30% (-5)
2,226 UK adults, 11-13 Feb
(Changes from 14-16 Jan)
🚨NEW Best PM rating
📈Starmer's biggest lead over Sunak ever in Savanta polling
🌹Starmer 44% (+4)
🌳Sunak 30% (-1)
◻️Don't know 27% (-2)
2,239 UK adults, 24-28 May
(Changes from 17-19 May)
🗳️🌹Plugged into
@ElectCalculus
this would give Labour a 16 seat majority.
pred. seats:
🔴Lab 333 (+130)
🔵Con 225 (-140)
🟠LDM 8 (-3)
🟢Grn 1 (-)
🟡SNP 59 (+11)
Changes from 2019 GE
🚨NEW SNAP POLL🚨
Agree/disagree that it is one rule for the govt and another for everybody else:
🇬🇧All adults
Agree 83%
Disagree 5%
🌳2019 Con
Agree 74%
Disagree 9%
1,040 UK adults, 11th Jan 2022
🚨🔴NEW Two in five Labour voters say the party is more likely to win an election under Starmer than under Corbyn
🗳️Labour's chances under Starmer vs Corbyn
More likely 41%
Same 28%
Less likely 21%
556 2019 Lab voters, 17-19 Sept
🚨💼NEW Sunak's Net Favourability - over time
Feb '22 +3%
Aug '21 +13%
Feb '21 +17%
Aug '20 +25%
May '20 +29%
2,226 UK adults, 11-13 Feb
(Changes from 14-16 Jan)
🚨NEW Tom Tugendhat is the most popular Conservative leadership contender among both public (-3) & 2024 Conservative voters (+21)
The lowest scoring potential candidate of those surveyed was Priti Patel among public (-28) and Con voters (+7)
19-21 July
2,312 UK adults
🚨NEW Holyrood list VI for
@TheScotsman
📈First Labour lead in the List in a Savanta poll.
🌹LAB 29% (+1)
🎗️SNP 28% (=)
🌳CON 20% (+2)
🌍Green 13% (=)
🔶LD 8% (-3)
⬜️Other 2% (-1)
1,002 Scottish adults, 6-11 October
(change from 9-14 June)
With Nadine Dorries' resignation, our MRP model from December shows that her Mid Bedfordshire seat could be in play despite a big majority in 2019.
🌳CON 38% (-22)
🌹LAB 41% (+19)
🔶LD 12% (-1)
⬜️Other 8% (+2)
6,237 GB adults, 2-5 December 2022
(change from GE 2019 results)
We would say that these results indicate that this election is simply too close to call, with almost one in five who say they could possibly still change their mind and we could just as plausibly see a healthy Conservative majority as a hung parliament.
Support for second referendum on whether Britain remains a member of the EU, or not?
No, the 2016 referendum result should be respected - 53%
Yes, with or without a deal - 36%
Yes, but only if there’s no deal - 12%
NET: Yes - 47%
@ComRes
for
@TheSundayMirror
and
@Daily_Express
Labour are seen as better placed to manage each of Rishi Sunak’s five pledges than the Conservatives.
Cut NHS waiting lists
Labour 49%
Conservatives 20%
DK 31%
Halve inflation
Labour 38%
Conservatives 29%
DK 33%
Stop the boats
Labour 34%
Conservatives 26%
DK 41%