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Leadership approval opinion polling for the next United Kingdom general election

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In advance of the next United Kingdom general election various organisations continually conduct opinion polls to gauge the opinions that voters hold towards political leaders. Most of the polling companies listed are members of the British Polling Council (BPC) and abide by its disclosure rules.[1] The dates of the polls range from the previous general election, held on 4 July 2024, to the present. In the tables below, the net figure may not always equal the difference between the positive and negative scores, due to rounding.

Leadership approval

Approval Polling for major party leaders post-July 2024

2026

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Andy Burnham Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Zack Polanski Rupert Lowe
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
29–31 Jul Opinium[2] 2,050 36% 20% +16 31% 30% +1 26% 50% –24 24% 23% +1 20% 40% –20 N/a
25–27 Jul YouGov[3] 1,778 32% 21% +11 38% 31% +7 27% 55% –28 29% 26% +3 23% 43% –20 N/a
24–27 Jul Deltapoll[4] 2,021 42% 24% +18 44% 37% +7 37% 54% –17 N/a N/a N/a
22–24 Jul Survation[5][a] 1,021 39% 22% +17 40% 28% +12 37% 42% –5 N/a N/a N/a
22–24 Jul Survation[5][b] 1,021 39% 25% +14 33% 30% +3 34% 43% –9 27% 27% –1 21% 38% –17 N/a
21–23 Jul Ipsos[6] 1,050 28% 21% +7 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
21–22 Jul More in Common[7] 3,118 29% 16% +13 31% 28% +3 26% 48% –22 21% 26% –5 17% 39% –22 N/a
21–22 Jul YouGov[8] 2,063 38% 35% +3 33% 44% –11 22% 68% –46 26% 34% –8 20% 46% –26 N/a
20 Jul Andy Burnham is appointed Prime Minister
17–20 Jul Deltapoll[9][c] 2,027 38% 29% +9 45% 39% +6 40% 52% –12 N/a N/a N/a
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Date(s)
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Pollster Sample
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Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Zack Polanski Rupert Lowe
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
17–20 Jul Deltapoll[9][c] 2,027 28% 66% –38 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
17 Jul Andy Burnham is elected leader of the Labour Party
15–17 Jul Opinium[10] 2,050 20% 58% –38 33% 30% +3 26% 52% –26 23% 25% –2 22% 37% –15 N/a
10–14 Jul Survation[11][d] 2,057 22% 55% –33 36% 32% +4 31% 49% –18 25% 28% –3 21% 42% –22 N/a
12–13 Jul YouGov[12][e] 2,104 16% 51% –35 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
12–13 Jul YouGov[13][b] 2,104 28% 64% –38 30% 50% –20 25% 68% –43 28% 36% –8 22% 46% –24 N/a
10–13 Jul More in Common[14] 2,198 19% 62% –42 32% 28% +3 26% 50% –24 20% 26% –6 19% 37% –19 N/a
7–10 Jul Opinium[15] 2,050 17% 62% –45 29% 32% –3 26% 52% –27 21% 26% –5 21% 38% –16 N/a
7–9 Jul Survation[16][b] 2,058 N/a 42% 42% 0 36% 56% –20 38% 40% –3 29% 50% –20 N/a
3–6 Jul More in Common[17] 2,119 21% 60% –39 30% 31% –1 30% 46% –16 19% 26% –7 17% 38% –22 N/a
3–5 Jul Freshwater Strategy[18] 1,240 23% 63% –40 38% 32% +7 37% 48% –11 25% 28% –3 21% 41% –20 N/a
1–3 Jul Opinium[19] 2,050 17% 60% –43 28% 34% –6 28% 47% –19 22% 27% –5 22% 38% –17 N/a
25–30 Jun Ipsos[20] 1,045 17% 76% –59 28% 50% –22 26% 63% –37 19% 44% –26 23% 48% –26 N/a
26–29 Jun More in Common[21][f] 2,852 19% 63% –44 31% 32% –2 29% 46% –17 21% 28% –7 18% 40% –22 N/a
25–29 Jun Survation[22][a] 2,041 14% 70% –56 38% 32% +6 38% 40% –2 N/a N/a N/a
25–29 Jun Survation[22][d] 2,041 22% 56% –34 34% 31% +3 32% 46% –14 25% 26% –1 18% 39% –21 N/a
25–29 Jun Survation[22][b] 2,041 21% 53% –32 33% 31% +2 33% 42% –9 24% 25% –1 21% 38% –17 N/a
25–29 Jun Lord Ashcroft Polls[23][g] 5,064 19% 58% –39 27% 43% –16 22% 63% –41 17% 30% –13 19% 42% –23 12% 32% –20
26–28 Jun More in Common[24][h] 2,852 21% 60% –40 30% 34% –4 27% 52% –25 22% 29% –7 17% 44% –28 N/a
24–26 Jun Opinium[25] 2,050 19% 60% –41 27% 35% –8 26% 49% –23 20% 25% –5 20% 39% –19 N/a
24–25 Jun YouGov[26] 2,075 27% 66% –39 30% 51% –21 26% 66% –40 27% 39% –12 23% 46% –23 N/a
23–24 Jun BMG Research[27] 1,508 17% 61% –44 26% 29% –3 28% 44% –16 18% 29% –11 21% 36% –15 N/a
22–24 Jun Ipsos[28] 1,000 20% 57% –37 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
22 Jun Keir Starmer announces his resignation as leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister
21–22 Jun YouGov[29] 2,110 22% 67% –45 31% 46% –15 25% 65% –40 27% 36% –9 21% 47% –26 16% 36% –20
19–22 Jun More in Common[30][b] 2,993 19% 61% –42 30% 34% –4 28% 51% –23 22% 30% –7 18% 42% –25 N/a
19–22 Jun More in Common[31][f] 2,993 18% 63% –45 30% 31% –1 29% 45% –16 21% 27% –7 18% 38% –21 N/a
17–19 Jun Opinium[32] 2,050 19% 61% –42 28% 32% –4 27% 48% –21 22% 26% –5 22% 38% –16 N/a
14–15 Jun YouGov[33] 2,099 24% 69% –45 30% 50% –20 26% 67% –41 26% 38% –12 22% 46% –24 16% 31% –15
12–15 Jun More in Common[34] 2,097 17% 65% –48 30% 31% –1 30% 44% –14 19% 29% –9 16% 41% –25 N/a
11–15 Jun Survation[35][d] 1,003 25% 52% –27 39% 29% +10 36% 44% –8 27% 27% 0 22% 39% –17 N/a
9–10 Jun YouGov[36] 2,102 23% 69% –46 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
5–9 Jun Ipsos[37] 2,247 20% 58% –38 28% 40% –12 26% 56% –30 22% 32% –10 20% 47% –27 16% 41% –25
5–9 Jun More in Common[38] 2,087 17% 64% –47 26% 34% –8 29% 49% –20 18% 28% –10 15% 40% –25 N/a
7–8 Jun YouGov[39] 2,038 23% 68% –45 30% 47% –17 27% 64% –37 25% 37% –12 22% 44% –22 15% 30% –15
3–5 Jun Opinium[40] 2,050 18% 61% –42 29% 33% –4 29% 48% –19 21% 25% –4 21% 39% –19 N/a
3–4 Jun YouGov[41] 2,065 21% 70% –49 30% 51% –21 27% 65% –38 26% 39% –13 22% 47% –25 16% 29% –13
29 May 1 Jun More in Common[42] 2,211 19% 63% –44 28% 32% –4 31% 44% –13 19% 30% –12 17% 42% –25 N/a
29–31 May Freshwater Strategy[43] 1,237 25% 61% –36 34% 33% +1 32% 50% –17 25% 27% –1 19% 42% –23 N/a
28–29 May YouGov[44] 2,160 22% 70% –48 31% 49% –18 26% 64% –38 26% 39% –13 22% 48% –26 16% 31% –15
26–28 May BMG Research[45][i] 1,511 16% 64% –48 28% 31% –3 30% 45% –15 17% 28% –11 18% 41% –19 N/a
26–28 May BMG Research[45][h] 1,511 19% 56% –36 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
22–25 May More in Common[46] 2,111 17% 65% –48 28% 34% –6 29% 45% –16 20% 29% –9 16% 42% –26 N/a
21–22 May YouGov[47] 2,060 22% 70% –48 31% 49% –18 27% 65% –38 26% 40% –14 23% 47% –24 15% 28% –13
20–22 May Opinium[48] 2,050 18% 61% –43 28% 34% –6 28% 47% –19 22% 24% –2 21% 39% –18 N/a
19–20 May YouGov[49] 2,095 21% 72% –51 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
13–20 May Ipsos[50] 1,137 16% 76% –60 28% 48% –20 27% 57% –30 23% 41% –18 21% 49% –28 N/a
15–19 May More in Common[51] 2,599 18% 64% –46 28% 34% –5 30% 45% –15 20% 30% –10 16% 45% –29 N/a
17–18 May YouGov[52] 2,122 24% 67% –43 30% 51% –21 27% 65% –38 29% 37% –8 23% 49% –26 15% 27% –12
12–13 May YouGov[53] 2,078 23% 69% –46 31% 48% –17 27% 64% –37 29% 38% –9 23% 50% –27 N/a
9–12 May More in Common[54] 3,070 19% 65% –46 27% 34% –8 32% 42% –11 20% 26% –6 18% 40% –22 N/a
8–12 May Ipsos[55] 2,191 20% 58% –38 24% 45% –21 28% 55% –27 24% 31% –7 23% 44% –21 15% 38% –23
10–11 May YouGov[56] 2,101 20% 72% –52 31% 50% –19 27% 65% –38 28% 36% –8 23% 48% –25 16% 26% –10
9–10 May Freshwater Strategy[57] 1,243 22% 62% –40 34% 30% +4 34% 47% –13 28% 22% +6 20% 37% –17 N/a
7–8 May YouGov[58] 2,068 22% 71% –49 29% 51% –22 26% 66% –40 26% 38% –12 24% 46% –22 17% 26% –9
6–8 May Opinium[59] 2,050 18% 61% –43 27% 36% –9 28% 47% –19 21% 27% –6 22% 41% –19 N/a
6–7 May YouGov[60] 2,057 23% 70% –47 29% 51% –22 26% 67% –41 26% 37% –11 21% 46% –25 16% 28% –12
5–6 May YouGov[61] 2,167 22% 69% –47 31% 48% –17 26% 67% –41 25% 37% –12 22% 46% –24 17% 26% –9
4–5 May YouGov[62] 2,147 22% 69% –47 30% 49% –19 27% 66% –39 25% 39% –14 22% 47% –25 17% 25% –8
1–4 May More in Common[63] 2,016 19% 65% –45 27% 34% –6 29% 45% –16 18% 30% –12 15% 42% –27 N/a
30 Apr 1 May YouGov[64] 2,060 22% 69% –47 31% 48% –17 27% 65% –38 28% 37% –9 24% 41% –17 18% 25% –7
29 Apr 1 May Opinium[65] 2,051 18% 62% –44 30% 34% –4 28% 45% –17 22% 25% –3 22% 35% –13 N/a
26 Apr 1 May Deltapoll[66] 3,353 24% 68% –44 40% 42% –2 42% 45% –3 33% 41% –8 33% 41% –8 N/a
29–30 Apr BMG Research[67] 1,521 16% 65% –49 25% 30% –5 28% 42% –14 18% 26% –8 23% 31% –8 N/a
28–29 Apr YouGov[68] 2,063 22% 69% –47 30% 50% –20 27% 64% –37 28% 35% –7 24% 39% –15 15% 27% –12
26–27 Apr YouGov[69] 2,113 23% 69% –46 32% 48% –16 27% 65% –38 27% 37% –10 24% 39% –15 16% 26% –10
24–27 Apr More in Common[70] 2,041 19% 64% –45 29% 34% –5 29% 43% –14 20% 30% –10 19% 33% –14 N/a
23–24 Apr YouGov[71] 2,076 22% 71% –49 30% 51% –21 26% 66% –40 27% 35% –8 24% 38% –14 17% 24% –7
22–24 Apr Opinium[72] 2,050 18% 62% –44 29% 35% –6 28% 46% –18 22% 26% –4 24% 33% –9 N/a
21–22 Apr YouGov[73] 2,080 10% 58% –48 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
20–21 Apr YouGov[74] 2,056 24% 69% –45 29% 50% –21 27% 65% –38 30% 33% –3 26% 34% –8 N/a
17–21 Apr Ipsos[75] 2,262 19% 59% –40 24% 42% –18 27% 54% –27 21% 34% –13 24% 41% –17 18% 33% –15
18–20 Apr YouGov[76] 1,777 22% 69% –47 32% 43% –11 36% 47% –11 29% 35% –6 34% 35% –1 N/a
17–20 Apr More in Common[77] 2,235 19% 62% –43 25% 35% –10 28% 44% –16 20% 28% –8 16% 33% –17 N/a
15–17 Apr Opinium[78] 2,014 20% 58% –38 26% 37% –11 27% 47% –20 21% 26% –5 21% 33% –12 N/a
15–16 Apr YouGov[79] 2,092 24% 69% –45 29% 51% –22 25% 68% –43 26% 36% –10 25% 38% –13 17% 26% –9
14–15 Apr YouGov[80][81] 2,151 24% 68% –44 26% 51% –25 26% 67% –41 25% 37% –12 21% 39% –18 16% 25% –9
9–15 Apr Ipsos[82] 1,044 18% 74% –56 25% 52% –27 29% 59% –30 25% 41% –16 28% 42% –14 N/a
10–13 Apr More in Common[83] 2,011 18% 61% –43 23% 36% –13 26% 46% –20 16% 31% –15 16% 35% –19 N/a
10–12 Apr Freshwater Strategy[84] 1,250 24% 58% –34 29% 34% –5 31% 48% –17 23% 26% –3 22% 30% –8 N/a
2–7 Apr More in Common[85] 2,009 19% 61% –42 24% 34% –10 30% 44% –14 18% 29% –11 16% 32% –16 N/a
28–30 Mar More in Common[86] 2,003 19% 61% –42 25% 34% –9 29% 46% –17 18% 29% –11 16% 32% –16 N/a
25–26 Mar BMG Research[87] 1,507 17% 63% –46 24% 31% –7 28% 44% –16 18% 27% –9 24% 30% –6 N/a
20–24 Mar Ipsos[88] 2,283 17% 59% –42 22% 44% –22 25% 54% –29 21% 35% –14 23% 37% –14 15% 34% –19
21–23 Mar YouGov[89] 1,815 20% 70% –50 29% 48% –19 N/a 27% 36% –9 N/a N/a
20–23 Mar More in Common[90] 2,408 20% 62% –42 27% 36% –9 30% 44% –14 18% 29% –11 19% 34% –15 N/a
20 Mar Restore Britain is registered with the Electoral Commission[91]
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Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Zack Polanski
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
18–20 Mar Opinium[92] 2,050 20% 58% –38 27% 36% –9 28% 44% –16 22% 27% –5 23% 32% –9
18–19 Mar YouGov[93] 2,134 22% 70% –48 27% 52% –25 27% 66% –39 24% 38% –14 22% 36% –14
13–16 Mar JL Partners[94] 1,527 17% 57% –40 N/a N/a N/a N/a
13–16 Mar More in Common[95] 2,402 19% 64% –45 27% 35% –8 30% 46% –16 19% 29% –10 18% 31% –13
12–13 Mar YouGov[96] 2,102 20% 73% –53 N/a N/a N/a N/a
5–11 Mar Ipsos[97] 1,062 19% 72% –53 21% 56% –35 29% 58% –29 21% 43% –22 30% 37% –7
6–10 Mar Focaldata[98] 1,086 15% 63% –48 22% 36% –14 28% 45% –17 16% 28% –12 14% 32% –18
6–9 Mar More in Common[99] 2,112 21% 62% –41 28% 34% –6 32% 45% –13 18% 29% –11 19% 31% –12
4–6 Mar Opinium[100] 2,050 18% 60% –42 24% 35% –11 28% 46% –18 22% 26% –4 22% 32% –10
5 Mar Survation[101][a] 1,045 22% 61% –39 40% 29% +11 44% 36% +8 38% 30% +8 39% 28% +11
5 Mar Survation[101][d] 1,045 27% 52% –25 34% 32% +2 36% 42% –6 28% 26% +2 N/a
3–4 Mar BMG Research[102] 1,503 17% 60% –43 25% 32% –7 28% 42% –14 19% 27% –8 21% 31% –10
27 Feb 2 Mar More in Common[103] 2,010 20% 68% –48 29% 39% –10 36% 47% –11 23% 31% –8 27% 33% –6
27 Feb 1 Mar Freshwater Strategy[104] 1,221 21% 63% –42 29% 33% –4 32% 51% –19 25% 23% +2 22% 27% –5
25–27 Feb Opinium[105] 2,050 15% 64% –49 27% 35% –8 31% 44% –13 21% 26% –5 22% 29% –7
20–24 Feb Ipsos[106] 2,518 22% 61% –39 26% 49% –23 29% 56% –27 26% 42% –16 24% 42% –18
21–23 Feb YouGov[107] 1,771 18% 73% –55 32% 43% –11 N/a 30% 29% +1 N/a
20–23 Feb More in Common[108] 2,015 18% 64% –46 21% 37% –16 28% 44% –16 18% 27% –9 N/a
19–23 Feb Lord Ashcroft Polls[109][g] 5,576 N/a 21% 43% –22 N/a N/a N/a
13–17 Feb More in Common[110] 2,108 20% 63% –43 25% 37% –12 29% 47% –18 19% 30% –11 N/a
10–11 Feb YouGov[111] 2,088 22% 69% –47 27% 50% –23 27% 64% –37 27% 37% –10 22% 30% –8
6–10 Feb Ipsos[112] 1,119 17% 61% –44 24% 42% –18 31% 48% –17 21% 31% –10 24% 32% –8
6–10 Feb More in Common[113] 2,035 16% 67% –51 25% 35% –10 30% 43% –13 19% 29% –10 N/a
4–6 Feb Opinium[114] 2,054 17% 61% –44 26% 35% –9 32% 43% –11 22% 25% –3 21% 24% –3
3–4 Feb YouGov[115] 2,012 21% 71% –50 N/a N/a N/a N/a
31 Jan 2 Feb More in Common[116] 2,005 19% 64% –45 24% 35% –11 33% 43% –10 18% 29% –11 N/a
30 Jan 1 Feb Freshwater Strategy[117] 1,250 20% 62% –42 24% 38% –14 33% 49% –16 23% 28% –5 18% 29% –11
28–29 Jan BMG Research[118] 1,513 15% 64% –49 22% 35% –13 30% 44% –14 19% 25% –6 22% 24% –2
22–27 Jan Ipsos[119] 1,104 15% 77% –62 22% 53% –31 28% 55% –27 21% 40% –19 22% 33% –11
25–26 Jan YouGov[120] 2,183 20% 71% –51 N/a N/a N/a N/a
24–26 Jan YouGov[121] 1,755 20% 71% –51 29% 47% –18 N/a 29% 30% –1 N/a
23–25 Jan More in Common[122] 2,016 20% 61% –41 23% 37% –14 30% 44% –14 18% 30% –12 N/a
21–23 Jan Opinium[123] 2,050 19% 60% –41 25% 37% –12 30% 44% –14 22% 25% –3 19% 26% –7
16–19 Jan Ipsos[124] 1,138 17% 59% –42 21% 48% –27 26% 52% –26 22% 35% –13 20% 35% –15
16–19 Jan More in Common[125] 2,007 17% 62% –45 23% 35% –12 29% 42% –13 18% 28% –10 N/a
16–19 Jan Focaldata[126] 1,585 17% 63% –46 18% 34% –16 29% 49% –20 16% 27% –11 13% 21% –8
15–18 Jan Opinium[127] 2,047 18% 61% –43 25% 34% –9 30% 42% –12 21% 25% –4 N/a
15–16 Jan YouGov[128] 2,046 18% 75% –57 25% 51% –26 28% 65% –37 26% 35% –9 20% 27% –7
10–14 Jan Survation[129][a] 2,006 21% 62% –41 37% 32% +5 44% 33% +11 N/a 31% 25% +6
10–13 Jan More in Common[130] 2,036 18% 61% –43 N/a N/a N/a N/a
10–13 Jan More in Common[131] 2,036 17% 64% –47 23% 37% –14 31% 42% –11 19% 31% –12 16% 30% –14
9–11 Jan Freshwater Strategy[132] 1,250 21% 65% –44 29% 35% –6 37% 47% –10 23% 25% –2 17% 25% –8
7–9 Jan Opinium[133] 2,050 17% 63% –46 25% 36% –11 30% 45% –15 21% 23% –2 21% 24% –3
4–5 Jan YouGov[134] 2,102 18% 74% –56 N/a N/a N/a N/a
2–5 Jan More in Common[135] 2,016 18% 61% –43 N/a N/a N/a N/a
2–5 Jan More in Common[136] 2,021 17% 64% –47 22% 35% –13 31% 41% –10 18% 28% –10 N/a
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Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Zack Polanski
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
27–29 Dec YouGov[137] 1,744 15% 73% –58 28% 44% –16 N/a 28% 30% –2 N/a
19–23 Dec More in Common[138] 2,026 18% 63% –45 22% 40% –18 30% 44% –14 20% 30% –10 N/a
16–18 Dec Deltapoll[139] 1,997 24% 70% –46 36% 45% –9 43% 47% –4 N/a N/a
12–16 Dec More in Common[140] 2,037 17% 65% –48 23% 38% –15 32% 42% –10 19% 31% –12 N/a
14–15 Dec YouGov[141] 2,084 18% 72% –54 26% 52% –26 29% 64% –35 26% 36% –10 23% 29% –6
11–12 Dec YouGov[142] 2,063 17% 76% –59 N/a N/a N/a N/a
10–12 Dec Opinium[143] 2,053 18% 61% –43 26% 36% –10 31% 43% –12 23% 26% –3 N/a
4–8 Dec More in Common[144] 2,009 17% 65% –48 25% 39% –14 31% 43% –12 18% 29% –11 N/a
28 Nov 2 Dec Ipsos[145] 1,124 17% 61% –44 23% 42% –19 29% 50% –21 24% 32% –8 20% 33% –13
29 Nov 1 Dec YouGov[146] 1,762 15% 76% –61 30% 45% –15 N/a 29% 32% –3 N/a
28 Nov 1 Dec More in Common[147] 2,114 18% 66% –48 26% 41% –15 32% 43% –11 22% 30% –8 N/a
28–30 Nov Freshwater Strategy[148] 1,558 18% 66% –48 28% 36% –8 35% 47% –12 23% 28% –5 19% 24% –5
26–28 Nov Focaldata[149] 1,343 18% 63% –45 22% 37% –15 31% 47% –16 18% 31% –13 14% 26% –12
26–28 Nov Opinium[150] 2,050 18% 62% –44 24% 37% –13 31% 45% –14 22% 25% –3 22% 22% 0
26–27 Nov BMG Research[151] 1,548 18% 63% –45 27% 30% –3 33% 39% –6 21% 26% –5 22% 23% –1
22–24 Nov More in Common[152] 2,062 17% 68% –51 19% 41% –22 33% 42% –9 17% 31% –14 N/a
18–21 Nov Focaldata[153] 1,725 17% 64% –47 21% 35% –14 31% 45% –14 18% 28% –10 13% 23% –10
16–20 Nov Survation[154][a] 2,082 25% 57% –32 34% 35% –1 46% 31% +15 N/a N/a
16–20 Nov Survation[154][d] 2,082 27% 51% –24 32% 33% –1 38% 38% 0 29% 25% +4 N/a
17–19 Nov Opinium[155] 2,050 17% 62% –45 22% 38% –16 33% 43% –10 23% 26% –3 22% 24% –2
17–18 Nov YouGov[156] 2,138 19% 74% –55 N/a N/a N/a N/a
16–17 Nov YouGov[157] 2,112 19% 73% –54 21% 53% –32 30% 62% –32 25% 34% –9 20% 22% –2
14–17 Nov More in Common[158] 2,052 17% 66% –49 18% 41% –23 31% 43% –12 18% 29% –11 N/a
7–10 Nov Ipsos[159] 1,133 19% 61% –42 18% 52% –34 30% 51% –21 21% 34% –13 25% 30% –5
7–10 Nov More in Common[160] 2,011 17% 66% –49 18% 43% –25 30% 43% –13 19% 29% –10 N/a
7–9 Nov Freshwater Strategy[161] 1,250 20% 65% –45 22% 38% –16 34% 47% –13 23% 26% –3 19% 20% –1
5–7 Nov Opinium[162] 2,050 17% 62% –45 21% 38% –17 32% 42% –10 23% 25% –2 21% 22% –1
3–7 Nov Find Out Now[163] 1,972 8% 70% –62 12% 48% –36 34% 38% –4 19% 30% –11 19% 24% –5
30 Oct 5 Nov Ipsos[164] 1,148 13% 79% –66 17% 58% –41 31% 52% –21 20% 42% –22 24% 32% –8
1–3 Nov YouGov[165] 1,752 17% 73% –56 20% 53% –33 N/a 29% 32% –3 N/a
31 Oct 3 Nov More in Common[166] 2,031 17% 65% –48 16% 42% –26 31% 43% –12 17% 31% –13 N/a
28–29 Oct YouGov[167] 2,136 N/a 23% 42% –19 N/a N/a N/a
24–27 Oct More in Common[168] 2,030 17% 64% –47 16% 40% –24 31% 41% –10 18% 28% –10 14% 21% –7
22–24 Oct Opinium[169] 2,030 18% 62% –44 21% 38% –17 30% 44% –14 21% 24% –3 20% 22% –2
17–20 Oct More in Common[170] 2,084 17% 64% –47 16% 41% –25 31% 45% –14 18% 26% –8 N/a
8–17 Oct Focaldata[171] 2,057 22% 58% –36 24% 34% –10 36% 42% –6 21% 25% –4 14% 21% –7
15–16 Oct YouGov[172] 2,167 20% 72% –52 N/a N/a N/a N/a
13–14 Oct YouGov[173] 2,150 21% 72% –51 21% 54% –33 30% 63% –33 29% 33% –4 17% 21% –4
12–13 Oct YouGov[174] 2,086 21% 71% –50 21% 54% –33 28% 64% –36 28% 35% –7 17% 26% –9
10–13 Oct Ipsos[175] 1,141 20% 60% –40 22% 44% –22 36% 45% –9 24% 31% –7 21% 29% –8
10–13 Oct More in Common[176] 2,004 19% 63% –44 18% 40% –22 32% 44% –12 20% 27% –7 N/a
8–10 Oct Opinium[177] 2,015 19% 61% –42 23% 37% –14 33% 40% –7 21% 24% –3 19% 21% –2
4–6 Oct YouGov[178] 1,748 18% 72% –54 15% 56% –41 N/a 31% 32% –1 N/a
3–6 Oct More in Common[179] 2,003 16% 65% –49 13% 46% –33 32% 42% –10 18% 32% –14 N/a
3–5 Oct Freshwater Strategy[180] 1,251 22% 63% –41 24% 40% –16 39% 42% –3 23% 24% –1 N/a
3 Oct Find Out Now[163] 2,006 10% 68% –58 8% 50% –42 36% 38% –2 18% 33% –15 N/a
1–3 Oct Opinium[181] 2,050 19% 63% –44 18% 40% –22 35% 43% –8 21% 25% –4 18% 19% –1
19 Sep 1 Oct Focaldata[182] 2,014 19% 59% –40 19% 36% –17 32% 45% –13 21% 28% –7 10% 20% –10
28–29 Sep YouGov[183] 2,353 23% 70% –47 18% 54% –36 31% 62% –31 29% 33% –4 10% 20% –10
26–29 Sep More in Common[184] 2,012 17% 64% –47 19% 40% –21 33% 41% –8 22% 26% –4 N/a
24–26 Sep Opinium 2,050 20% 61% –41 19% 41% –22 35% 40% –5 27% 24% +3 17% 20% –3
24–25 Sep Survation[185] 2,027 27% 51% –24 28% 36% –8 42% 37% +5 27% 28% –1 N/a
19–22 Sep Savanta[186] 2,086 16% 61% –45 N/a N/a N/a N/a
19–22 Sep More in Common 2,055 20% 59% –39 18% 42% –24 33% 41% –8 22% 29% –7 N/a
17–19 Sep Opinium 2,050 18% 60% –42 18% 40% –22 33% 41% –8 23% 23% 0 18% 19% –1
16–17 Sep YouGov 2,245 18% 73% –55 N/a N/a N/a N/a
11–17 Sep Ipsos 1,157 13% 79% –66 14% 61% –47 34% 53% –19 23% 38% –15 N/a
12–15 Sep More in Common 2,037 17% 63% –46 18% 41% –23 31% 39% –8 19% 29% –10 N/a
11–15 Sep Opinium 2,011 16% 62% –46 20% 38% –18 33% 39% –6 20% 24% –4 16% 21% –5
10–11 Sep YouGov 2,287 21% 71% –50 19% 54% –35 30% 61% –31 27% 33% –6 10% 20% –10
5–9 Sep Ipsos 2,272 21% 54% –33 18% 43% –25 33% 45% –12 23% 27% –4 18% 26% –8
7–8 Sep YouGov 2,237 23% 69% –46 18% 57% –39 28% 63% –35 26% 34% –8 12% 22% –10
6–8 Sep YouGov[187] 1,763 18% 73% –55 16% 54% –38 N/a 29% 28% +1 N/a
5–8 Sep More in Common 2,106 18% 62% –44 16% 42% –26 33% 37% –4 19% 27% –8 N/a
2–6 Sep Find Out Now 2,343 10% 67% –57 8% 50% –42 38% 33% +5 18% 28% –10 N/a
3–5 Sep Opinium 2,050 19% 59% –40 19% 38% –19 33% 40% –7 21% 23% –2 N/a
2 Sep Zack Polanski is elected Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales
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Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Carla Denyer Adrian Ramsay
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
31 Aug 1 Sep YouGov[188] 2,268 N/a N/a 48% 30% +18 N/a N/a N/a
29 Aug 1 Sep More in Common 2,042 20% 63% –43 16% 43% –27 32% 42% –10 18% 28% –10 N/a N/a
29–31 Aug Freshwater Strategy 1,251 21% 62% –41 22% 39% –17 38% 44% –6 24% 27% –3 N/a N/a
26–28 Aug BMG Research 1,504 19% 60% –41 19% 28% –9 37% 32% +5 22% 17% +5 N/a N/a
25–26 Aug YouGov 2,192 22% 69% –47 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
22–26 Aug More in Common 2,032 19% 61% –42 18% 39% –21 35% 36% –1 21% 25% –4 N/a N/a
20–22 Aug Opinium 2,050 19% 60% –41 17% 40% –23 31% 42% –11 21% 24% –3 N/a N/a
15–19 Aug Focaldata 1,500 23% 57% –34 23% 36% –13 34% 41% –7 23% 27% –4 N/a N/a
15–18 Aug Ipsos 1,135 22% 54% –32 20% 47% –27 31% 47% –16 25% 32% –8 N/a N/a
15–18 Aug More in Common 2,000 20% 61% –41 18% 41% –23 33% 39% –6 20% 27% –7 N/a N/a
14–15 Aug YouGov 2,016 24% 68% –44 21% 52% –31 32% 61% –29 30% 33% –3 9% 14% –5 5% 13% –8
9–11 Aug YouGov[189] 1,744 20% 69% –49 16% 56% –40 N/a 28% 30% –2 N/a N/a
8–11 Aug More in Common 2,015 20% 59% –39 18% 39% –21 32% 37% –5 19% 28% –9 N/a N/a
6–8 Aug Opinium 2,050 19% 60% –41 19% 39% –20 32% 41% –9 22% 22% 0 N/a N/a
3 Aug Find Out Now 1,884 10% 65% –55 8% 48% –40 35% 35% 0 17% 26% –9 N/a N/a
1–3 Aug More in Common 2,042 19% 62% –43 17% 41% –24 32% 39% –7 18% 26% –8 N/a N/a
1–3 Aug Freshwater Strategy 1,259 23% 60% –37 24% 35% –11 37% 41% –4 23% 27% –4 N/a N/a
29–31 Jul BMG Research 1,528 20% 56% –36 21% 29% –8 36% 30% +6 22% 16% +6 N/a N/a
26–28 Jul More in Common 2,040 20% 61% –41 15% 43% –28 30% 41% –11 19% 27% –8 N/a N/a
22–25 Jul Opinium 2,050 22% 57% –35 16% 39% –23 33% 40% –7 21% 23% –2 N/a N/a
15–16 Jul YouGov 2,006 24% 68% –44 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
13–14 Jul YouGov 2,285 23% 67% –44 19% 54% –35 30% 61% –31 27% 33% –6 8% 15% –7 4% 14% –10
11–14 Jul Ipsos 1,144 21% 55% –34 17% 47% –30 32% 46% –14 22% 34% –12 N/a N/a
11–14 Jul More in Common 3,026 20% 59% –39 17% 41% –24 30% 39% –9 18% 28% –10 N/a N/a
9–11 Jul Opinium 2,052 18% 60% –42 18% 37% –19 30% 41% –11 21% 22% –1 N/a N/a
5–7 Jul YouGov[190] 1,702 19% 69% –50 16% 53% –37 N/a 29% 25% +4 N/a N/a
4–7 Jul More in Common 2,084 20% 56% –36 15% 37% –22 30% 39% –9 18% 23% –5 N/a N/a
4–6 Jul Freshwater Strategy 1,259 23% 61% –38 22% 38% –16 33% 46% –13 27% 25% +2 N/a N/a
2–3 Jul More in Common 1,855 18% 61% –43 15% 36% –21 31% 37% –6 17% 23% –6 N/a N/a
1–2 Jul Find Out Now 1,950 9% 65% –56 9% 46% –37 34% 35% –1 19% 27% –8 N/a N/a
27–30 Jun More in Common 2,532 20% 60% –40 17% 41% –24 31% 39% –8 21% 27% –6 N/a N/a
25–27 Jun Survation[191][a] 2,002 33% 54% –21 34% 38% –4 49% 32% +17 N/a N/a N/a
25–27 Jun Survation[191][d] 2,002 33% 48% –15 31% 31% 0 39% 41% –2 29% 22% +7 N/a N/a
25–27 Jun Opinium 2,050 21% 56% –35 16% 40% –24 30% 40% –10 22% 21% +1 N/a N/a
24–25 Jun BMG Research 1,617 24% 53% –29 22% 27% –5 35% 29% +6 23% 16% +7 N/a N/a
20–23 Jun More in Common 2,004 23% 54% –31 14% 41% –27 29% 42% –13 18% 27% –9 N/a N/a
8–17 Jun YouGov 10,035 27% 64% –37 19% 53% –34 30% 62% –32 27% 34% –7 N/a N/a
15–16 Jun YouGov 2,220 28% 62% –34 19% 53% –34 30% 61% –31 27% 32% –5 9% 15% –6 5% 13% –8
13–16 Jun Ipsos 1,135 24% 52% –28 18% 49% –31 31% 48% –17 26% 33% –7 N/a N/a
13–16 Jun More in Common 2,032 20% 58% –38 14% 45% –31 28% 39% –11 17% 26% –9 N/a N/a
11–13 Jun Opinium 2,050 21% 55% –34 18% 37% –19 30% 41% –11 22% 21% +1 N/a N/a
10–11 Jun Survation 2,010 29% 50% –21 31% 38% –7 40% 37% +3 31% 29% +2 N/a N/a
7–9 Jun YouGov[192] 1,700 23% 65% –42 15% 57% –42 N/a 30% 28% +2 N/a N/a
6–9 Jun More in Common 2,073 19% 58% –39 14% 43% –29 29% 42% –13 17% 26% –9 N/a N/a
6–8 Jun Freshwater Strategy[g] 1,260 24% 56% –32 22% 37% –15 38% 40% –2 26% 23% +3 N/a N/a
3–4 Jun Find Out Now 2,041 14% 57% –43 5% 50% –45 38% 31% +7 19% 25% –6 N/a N/a
30 May 4 Jun Ipsos 1,180 19% 73% –54 11% 60% –49 34% 49% –15 23% 38% –15 N/a N/a
1–2 Jun YouGov 2,009 25% 65% –40 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
30 May 2 Jun Survation[193][a] 1,096 32% 54% –22 33% 40% –7 53% 28% +25 N/a N/a N/a
30 May 2 Jun Survation[193][d] 1,096 32% 46% –14 31% 30% +1 41% 38% +3 29% 23% +6 N/a N/a
30 May 2 Jun More in Common 2,016 21% 57% –36 16% 43% –27 31% 39% –8 19% 28% –9 N/a N/a
29–30 May YouGov[194] 2,075 24% 64% –40 16% 51% –35 N/a N/a N/a N/a
28–30 May Opinium 2,050 20% 56% –36 15% 42% –27 31% 42% –11 19% 24% –5 N/a N/a
28–29 May BMG Research 1,510 23% 54% –31 17% 25% –8 34% 32% +2 21% 17% +4 N/a N/a
23–26 May More in Common 2,000 21% 59% –38 14% 39% –25 32% 38% –6 18% 24% –6 N/a N/a
16–19 May More in Common 2,090 21% 58% –37 16% 41% –25 33% 39% –6 20% 27% –7 N/a N/a
14–16 May Opinium 2,050 21% 55% –34 19% 39% –20 33% 38% –5 24% 23% +1 N/a N/a
13–14 May YouGov 2,171 23% 69% –46 16% 55% –39 32% 59% –27 26% 34% –8 10% 15% –5 4% 14% –10
12–13 May YouGov 2,227 24% 67% –43 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
9–13 May Ipsos 2,284 23% 54% –31 17% 49% –32 31% 50% –19 25% 32% –7 N/a N/a
10–12 May YouGov[195] 1,734 27% 62% –35 17% 55% –38 N/a 33% 27% +6 N/a N/a
10–12 May More in Common 2,094 22% 56% –34 15% 40% –25 32% 36% –4 18% 27% –9 N/a N/a
5–11 May Find Out Now 2,182 11% 64% –53 8% 50% –42 42% 27% +15 22% 27% –5 N/a N/a
6–8 May BMG Research 1,525 20% 59% –39 20% 25% –5 35% 32% +3 22% 19% +3 N/a N/a
2–5 May Ipsos 1,099 24% 50% –26 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
2–5 May Survation 2,032 28% 52% –24 24% 37% –13 36% 39% –3 25% 26% –1 14% 23% –9[j] 14% 23% –9[j]
3–4 May More in Common 2,212 19% 57% –38 16% 39% –23 32% 35% –3 20% 25% –5 N/a N/a
30 Apr 2 May Opinium 2,050 22% 56% –34 19% 39% –20 26% 43% –17 21% 24% –3 N/a N/a
25–27 Apr More in Common 2,009 23% 56% –33 20% 33% –13 28% 39% –11 19% 26% –7 N/a N/a
23–25 Apr Opinium 2,050 22% 56% –34 20% 38% –18 29% 41% –12 20% 25% –5 N/a N/a
17–21 Apr More in Common 2,004 22% 56% –34 15% 40% –25 25% 42% –17 16% 30% –14 N/a N/a
13–14 Apr YouGov 2,162 28% 62% –34 16% 54% –38 27% 65% –38 24% 35% –11 8% 16% –8 4% 13% –9
12–14 Apr YouGov[196] 1,713 26% 61% –35 15% 50% –35 N/a 30% 26% +4 N/a N/a
11–14 Apr More in Common 2,277 21% 55% –34 14% 37% –23 25% 41% –16 17% 28% –11 N/a N/a
11–14 Apr Focaldata 1,585 20% 55% –35 19% 32% –13 29% 44% –15 21% 26% –5 12% 16% –4 N/a
9–11 Apr Opinium 2,050 25% 55% –30 19% 39% –20 28% 43% –15 22% 24% –2 N/a N/a
9–10 Apr YouGov 2,001 30% 63% –33 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
2–8 Apr JL Partners 2,086 28% 51% –23 25% 34% –9 35% 42% –7 24% 27% –3 12% 19% –7 11% 15% –4
6–7 Apr YouGov 2,178 27% 60% –33 14% 52% –38 29% 47% –18 27% 30% –3 N/a N/a
4–7 Apr Deltapoll 1,524 24% 52% –28 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
4–7 Apr More in Common 2,058 23% 55% –32 17% 36% –19 27% 41% –14 20% 28% –8 N/a N/a
3–5 Apr Find Out Now 2,209 15% 59% –44 7% 43% –36 26% 41% –15 20% 27% –7 N/a N/a
31 Mar 1 Apr YouGov 2,213 16% 45% –29 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
28–31 Mar More in Common 2,081 21% 56% –35 15% 36% –21 26% 41% –15 17% 27% –10 N/a N/a
26–28 Mar Opinium[197] 2,050 22% 54% –32 17% 38% –21 26% 42% –16 20% 22% –2 N/a N/a
26–27 Mar BMG Research 1,544 24% 54% –30 22% 24% –2 29% 36% –7 23% 16% +7 N/a N/a
21–26 Mar Ipsos 1,072 27% 47% –20 18% 40% –22 28% 43% –15 26% 29% –3 N/a N/a
22–24 Mar More in Common 2,077 22% 54% –32 16% 40% –24 25% 42% –17 16% 27% –11 N/a N/a
19–21 Mar Opinium 2,078 24% 53% –29 20% 35% –15 28% 40% –12 22% 21% +1 N/a N/a
16–17 Mar YouGov 2,081 32% 60% –28 18% 52% –34 27% 65% –38 27% 33% –6 8% 15% –7 5% 12% –7
15–17 Mar YouGov[198] 1,707 31% 56% –25 17% 47% –30 N/a 29% 26% +3 N/a N/a
14–17 Mar Ipsos 1,132 29% 46% –17 18% 44% –26 29% 49% –20 24% 30% –6 N/a N/a
14–17 Mar Deltapoll 1,974 31% 62% –31 28% 45% –17 N/a N/a N/a N/a
14–17 Mar More in Common 2,432 24% 51% –27 16% 35% –19 26% 40% –14 17% 24% –7 N/a N/a
13–14 Mar YouGov 2,155 32% 58% –26 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
10–11 Mar YouGov 2,076 30% 62% –32 16% 50% –34 26% 65% –39 25% 31% –6 N/a N/a
7–10 Mar More in Common 2,041 25% 51% –26 15% 37% –22 25% 43% –18 17% 25% –8 N/a N/a
5–10 Mar Find Out Now 2,310 20% 50% –30 9% 43% –34 25% 41% –16 20% 25% –5 N/a N/a
6–9 Mar JL Partners 2,012 28% 47% –19 26% 31% –5 33% 42% –9 22% 25% –3 10% 17% –7 10% 18% –8
5–7 Mar Opinium 2,050 26% 49% –23 19% 36% –17 29% 39% –10 23% 21% +2 N/a N/a
4–5 Mar YouGov 2,147 31% 59% –28 17% 51% –34 30% 60% –30 27% 32% –5 7% 13% –6 4% 12% –8
3 Mar Redfield & Wilton Strategies 1,398 32% 46% –14 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
28 Feb 3 Mar More in Common 2,010 24% 52% –28 15% 35% –20 26% 41% –15 16% 26% –10 N/a N/a
25–26 Feb BMG Research 1,586 24% 54% –30 23% 22% +1 32% 33% –1 23% 18% +5 N/a N/a
21–24 Feb More in Common 2,013 19% 58% –39 13% 37% –24 26% 38% –12 N/a N/a N/a
19–21 Feb Opinium 2,050 21% 55% –34 18% 38% –20 30% 38% –8 21% 22% –1 N/a N/a
13–21 Feb JL Partners 6,049 24% 52% –28 25% 34% –9 35% 42% –7 24% 27% –3 12% 19% –7 11% 15% –4
17–19 Feb Find Out Now 2,056 14% 59% –45 8% 45% –37 32% 36% –4 19% 26% –7 N/a N/a
18 Feb Redfield & Wilton Strategies 1,500 30% 48% –18 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
14–18 Feb More in Common 4,101 20% 57% –37 15% 36% –21 30% 38% –8 16% 26% –10 N/a N/a
16–17 Feb YouGov 2,436 26% 66% –40 17% 51% –34 30% 60% –30 27% 32% –5 7% 13% –5 4% 12% –8
15–16 Feb YouGov[199] 1,688 23% 66% –43 16% 51% –35 N/a 28% 29% –1 N/a N/a
12 Feb Redfield & Wilton Strategies 2,300 N/a 29% 24% +5 N/a N/a N/a N/a
7–11 Feb Ipsos 2,248 21% 55% –34 16% 45% –29 31% 46% –15 21% 33% –12 N/a N/a
7–10 Feb More in Common 2,005 19% 60% –41 17% 36% –19 29% 40% –11 19% 24% –5 N/a N/a
5–7 Feb Opinium 2,050 22% 56% –34 20% 35% –15 31% 38% –7 22% 21% +1 N/a N/a
4–5 Feb YouGov[200] 2,275 N/a 25% 33% –8 N/a N/a N/a N/a
31 Jan 3 Feb More in Common 2,044 18% 56% –38 15% 33% –18 26% 38% –12 15% 24% –9 N/a N/a
28 Jan 3 Feb Find Out Now 1,810 11% 58% –47 10% 38% –28 30% 34% –4 16% 24% –8 N/a N/a
28–29 Jan BMG Research 1,514 22% 55% –33 23% 23% 0 32% 35% –3 22% 18% +4 N/a N/a
28–29 Jan Survation[201][a] 2,010 31% 55% –24 33% 36% –3 N/a N/a N/a N/a
28–29 Jan Survation[201][d] 2,010 30% 49% –19 33% 31% +2 35% 42% –7 28% 25% +3 N/a N/a
24–27 Jan More in Common 2,009 16% 58% –42 16% 32% –16 27% 39% –12 15% 24% –9 N/a N/a
22–24 Jan Opinium 2,050 21% 55% –34 19% 34% –15 32% 39% –7 21% 21% 0 N/a N/a
17–20 Jan More in Common 2,016 20% 56% –36 16% 33% –17 27% 39% –12 15% 24% –9 N/a N/a
17–20 Jan Deltapoll 1,500 29% 64% –35 29% 45% –16 N/a N/a N/a N/a
11–13 Jan YouGov[202] 1,698 24% 65% –41 18% 44% –26 N/a 31% 24% +7 N/a N/a
10–13 Jan Ipsos 1,139 25% 52% –27 16% 46% –30 26% 51% –25 25% 27% –2 N/a N/a
10–13 Jan More in Common 2,102 19% 58% –39 14% 32% –18 25% 42% –17 N/a N/a N/a
8–10 Jan Opinium 2,050 22% 55% –33 21% 34% –13 30% 39% –9 22% 20% +2 N/a N/a
30 Dec 3 Jan Deltapoll 1,532 26% 68% –42 25% 46% –21 N/a N/a N/a N/a
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Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Carla Denyer Adrian Ramsay
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19–23 Dec Deltapoll 1,552 28% 64% –36 34% 38% –4 N/a N/a N/a N/a
18–20 Dec Opinium 2,010 22% 54% –32 21% 32% –12 29% 38% –9 23% 20% +3 N/a N/a
14–16 Dec YouGov[203] 1,722 26% 61% –35 20% 37% –17 N/a 30% 24% +6 N/a N/a
12–16 Dec Survation[204][a] 2,030 33% 50% –17 29% 35% –6 N/a N/a N/a N/a
12–16 Dec Survation[204][d] 2,030 35% 44% –9 36% 25% +11 37% 37% 0 29% 23% +6 N/a N/a
12–13 Dec YouGov 2,215 25% 66% –41 18% 49% –31 28% 62% –34 N/a N/a N/a
6–10 Dec More in Common 2,432 19% 55% –36 18% 27% –9 27% 38% –11 17% 25% –8 N/a N/a
27 Nov 4 Dec Ipsos 1,028 27% 61% –34 19% 34% –15 N/a 30% 27% +3 N/a N/a
27–29 Nov Opinium 2,020 22% 54% –32 22% 28% –6 29% 38% –9 22% 21% +1 N/a N/a
26–27 Nov BMG Research 1,531 25% 53% –28 23% 16% +7 27% 34% –7 23% 18% +5 N/a N/a
26–27 Nov More in Common 1,749 24% 53% –29 20% 26% –6 25% 41% –16 N/a N/a N/a
14–18 Nov Deltapoll 1,749 29% 61% –32 24% 38% –14 N/a N/a N/a N/a
13–14 Nov JL Partners 2,024 25% 48% –23 22% 23% –1 31% 41% –10 20% 21% –1 12% 12% 0 11% 10% +1
11–13 Nov Opinium 2,068 25% 50% –25 20% 25% –5 29% 37% –8 23% 19% +3 N/a N/a
8–11 Nov Ipsos 1,139 23% 52% –29 21% 39% –18 28% 48% –20 21% 31% –10 17% 26% –9 16% 26% –10
8–11 Nov More In Common 2,111 24% 48% –24 17% 19% –2 N/a 16% 21% –5 N/a N/a
8–10 Nov YouGov 2,099 28% 61% –33 21% 41% –20 30% 61% –31 24% 31% –7 7% 14% –7 4% 12% –8
2 Nov Kemi Badenoch is elected leader of the Conservative Party
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30–31 Oct BMG Research 1,511 23% 49% –26 28% 33% –5 28% 35% –7 19% 19% 0 N/a N/a
30–31 Oct Opinium 2,016 26% 50% –24 23% 45% –22 28% 40% –12 23% 19% +4 N/a N/a
19–21 Oct YouGov[205] 1,688 26% 58% –32 N/a N/a 26% 23% +3 N/a N/a
18–20 Oct Savanta 2,135 30% 48% –18 28% 49% –21 31% 46% –14 22% 28% –5 15% 20% –5 13% 20% –7
16–18 Oct Opinium 2,007 21% 53% –32 20% 45% –25 25% 39% –14 22% 20% +2 N/a N/a
9–10 Oct More In Common 2,073 18% 56% –38 18% 49% –31 N/a N/a N/a N/a
5–7 Oct More In Common 2,023 21% 54% –33 19% 51% –32 N/a N/a N/a N/a
4–7 Oct Deltapoll 2,108 30% 61% –31 27% 65% –38 N/a N/a N/a N/a
4–6 Oct YouGov 2,121 27% 63% –36 24% 66% –42 28% 63% –35 25% 32% –7 N/a N/a
2–4 Oct Opinium 2,055 24% 52% –28 18% 47% –29 26% 42% –16 21% 21% 0 N/a N/a
2–3 Oct BMG Research 1,562 25% 50% –25 23% 41% –18 29% 32% –4 21% 20% +1 N/a N/a
25–27 Sep Opinium 2,003 23% 53% –30 20% 46% –26 29% 40% –11 22% 23% –1 N/a N/a
24–25 Sep More In Common 2,080 21% 48% –27 17% 52% –35 N/a N/a N/a N/a
21–22 Sep YouGov[206] 1,690 29% 54% –25 N/a N/a 35% 22% +13 N/a N/a
20–22 Sep YouGov 2,137 30% 60% –30 24% 68% –44 28% 63% –35 27% 36% –9 N/a N/a
18–20 Sep Opinium 2,050 24% 50% –26 21% 46% –25 27% 39% –12 24% 21% +3 N/a N/a
9 Sep More In Common 2,024 25% 45% –20 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
29 Aug BMG Research 1,560 28% 44% –16 22% 46% –24 28% 37% –9 19% 21% –2 N/a N/a
24–27 Aug More In Common 2,015 27% 43% –16 17% 58% –41 N/a N/a N/a N/a
24–26 Aug YouGov[207] 1,684 35% 43% –8 N/a N/a 27% 21% +6 N/a N/a
14–16 Aug Opinium 2,000 32% 38% –6 20% 50% –30 24% 43% –19 21% 21% 0 N/a N/a
7–8 Aug We Think 1,278 33% 42% –9 22% 57% –35 29% 44% –15 18% 36% –18 14% 28% –14 10% 26% –16
5–7 Aug BMG Research 1,523 30% 33% –3 19% 42% –23 23% 37% –14 21% 16% +5 N/a N/a
5–6 Aug YouGov 2,163 37% 53% –16 23% 71% –48 25% 67% –42 N/a N/a N/a
31 Jul 2 Aug Opinium 2,063 35% 32% +3 18% 48% –30 25% 40% –15 24% 19% +5 19% 17% +2 19% 17% +2
30–31 Jul YouGov 2,233 40% 49% –9 23% 70% –47 27% 62% –35 27% 33% –6 9% 12% –3 3% 10% –7
25–26 Jul We Think[208] 2,012 42% 37% +5 25% 61% –36 30% 50% –20 21% 36% –15 16% 34% –18 12% 32% –20
17–19 Jul Opinium 2,010 38% 20% +18 20% 42% –22 N/a 25% 18% +7 21% 15% +6 21% 15% +6
11–12 Jul We Think 2,005 38% 15% +23 21% 31% –10 N/a N/a N/a N/a
5–8 Jul YouGov[209] 2,102 44% 47% –3 23% 70% –47 27% 65% –38 34% 29% +5 13% 16% –3 7% 14% –7
5–6 Jul Ipsos[210] 1,141 40% 33% +7 21% 57% –36 26% 52% –26 29% 26% +3 N/a N/a
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Party approval

Party approval polling, 2024-

2026

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conducted
Pollster Sample
size
Labour Conservative Reform Lib Dems Green Your Restore
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
25–27 Jul Survation[211] 1,012 35% 41% –6 37% 37% 0 34% 43% –9 30% 34% –4 29% 39% –9 N/a N/a
22–24 Jul Survation[5] 1,021 36% 39% –3 32% 37% –5 34% 40% –6 30% 32% –2 28% 36% –7 N/a N/a
17–20 Jul Andy Burnham is elected leader of the Labour Party and appointed Prime Minister three days later
10–14 Jul Survation[11] 2,057 30% 46% –15 34% 40% –6 34% 45% –11 28% 35% –7 29% 41% –13 N/a N/a
3–5 Jul Freshwater Strategy[18] 1,240 27% 54% –26 35% 42% –7 38% 46% –8 30% 35% –6 31% 42% –11 17% 45% –29 26% 39% –13
28–29 Jun YouGov[212] 2,207 28% 63% –35 29% 62% –33 29% 63% –34 34% 48% –14 36% 52% –16 N/a 19% 55% –36
25–29 Jun Survation[22] 2,041 28% 47% –19 32% 38% –6 34% 43% –9 27% 31% –4 26% 40% –14 N/a N/a
22 Jun Keir Starmer announces his resignation as leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister
5–9 Jun Ipsos[37] 2,247 21% 53% –32 23% 47% –24 27% 53% –26 24% 33% –9 25% 43% –18 20% 28% –8 17% 44% –27
29–31 May Freshwater Strategy[43] 1,237 28% 54% –25 31% 46% –15 36% 47% –11 30% 34% –4 32% 41% –9 17% 47% –30 23% 31% –7
8–12 May Ipsos[55] 2,191 22% 54% –32 22% 52% –30 29% 53% –24 25% 32% –7 29% 42% –13 18% 29% –11 15% 41% –26
9–10 May Freshwater Strategy[57] 1,243 26% 55% –29 33% 43% –10 38% 45% –7 33% 29% +4 34% 38% –4 17% 43% –26 25% 23% +2
29–30 Apr BMG Research[67] 1,521 17% 46% –29 13% 51% –38 28% 31% –3 9% 59% –50 15% 45% –30 N/a N/a
17–21 Apr Ipsos[75] 2,262 20% 55% –35 22% 49% –27 27% 50% –23 22% 37% –15 28% 40% –12 19% 33% –14 19% 38% –19
10–13 Apr More in Common[83] 2,011 16% 59% –43 18% 45% –27 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
10–12 Apr Freshwater Strategy[84] 1,250 25% 51% –26 28% 47% –19 35% 43% –8 32% 31% +1 34% 33% +1 17% 42% –25 23% 21% +2
20–24 Mar Ipsos[88] 2,283 19% 54% –35 20% 52% –32 25% 53% –28 22% 36% –14 27% 39% –12 16% 32% –16 16% 38% –22
20 Mar Restore Britain is registered with the Electoral Commission[91]
5 Mar Survation[101] 1,045 29% 50% –21 34% 42% –8 37% 41% –4 30% 29% +1 33% 32% +1 N/a Did not exist
27 Feb 2 Mar More in Common[103] 2,010 19% 66% –47 22% 51% –29 N/a N/a 32% 32% 0 N/a
27 Feb 1 Mar Freshwater Strategy[104] 1,221 25% 57% –32 28% 48% –20 34% 45% –11 31% 34% –3 37% 31% +6 18% 45% –27
20–24 Feb Ipsos[106] 2,518 27% 58% –31 26% 56% –30 30% 56% –26 25% 48% –23 28% 47% –19 N/a
20–23 Feb More in Common[108] 2,015 18% 60% –42 17% 46% –29 N/a N/a N/a N/a
13–17 Feb More in Common[110] 2,108 19% 64% –45 20% 46% –26 N/a N/a N/a N/a
6–10 Feb Ipsos[112] 1,119 20% 56% –36 22% 50% –28 32% 47% –15 24% 38% –14 28% 37% –9 11% 53% –42
6–10 Feb More in Common[113] 2,035 15% 66% –51 20% 46% –26 N/a N/a N/a N/a
31 Jan 2 Feb More in Common[116] 2,005 20% 61% –41 18% 47% –29 N/a N/a N/a N/a
30 Jan 1 Feb Freshwater Strategy[117] 1,250 23% 57% –34 27% 51% –24 35% 46% –11 30% 34% –4 31% 36% –5 20% 48% –28
23–25 Jan More in Common[122] 2,016 19% 57% –38 18% 48% –30 N/a N/a N/a N/a
16–19 Jan Ipsos[124] 1,138 21% 57% –36 19% 53% –34 27% 51% –24 22% 37% –15 27% 36% –9 14% 36% –22
16–19 Jan More in Common[125] 2,007 17% 60% –43 18% 49% –31 N/a N/a N/a N/a
10–13 Jan More in Common[131] 2,036 17% 62% –45 19% 47% –28 N/a N/a N/a N/a
9–11 Jan Freshwater Strategy[132] 1,250 26% 60% –34 33% 45% –12 37% 42% –5 30% 33% –3 31% 33% –2 28% 20% +8
2–5 Jan More in Common[136] 2,021 18% 62% –44 18% 42% –24 N/a N/a N/a N/a
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2025

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Labour Conservative Reform Lib Dems Green Your
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
19–23 Dec More in Common[138] 2,026 20% 62% –42 19% 48% –29 N/a N/a N/a N/a
12–16 Dec More in Common[140] 2,009 16% 62% –46 20% 48% –28 N/a N/a N/a N/a
4–8 Dec More in Common[144] 2,009 15% 65% –50 19% 46% –27 N/a N/a N/a N/a
28 Nov 2 Dec Ipsos[145] 1,124 19% 56% –37 21% 50% –29 29% 48% –19 24% 36% –12 27% 37% –10 11%[k] 56%[k] –45[k]
28 Nov 1 Dec More in Common[147] 2,114 17% 65% –48 21% 49% –28 N/a N/a N/a N/a
29–30 Nov Your Party hosts its founding conference, formally adopting 'Your Party' as its name and agreeing a collective leadership model
28–30 Nov Freshwater Strategy[148] 1,558 23% 60% –37 30% 48% –18 38% 41% –3 31% 31% 0 34% 32% +2 Did not exist
22–24 Nov More in Common[152] 2,062 16% 65% –49 17% 51% –34 N/a N/a N/a
16–20 Nov Survation[154] 2,082 30% 48% –18 33% 40% –7 40% 35% +5 31% 29% +2 32% 30% +2
14–17 Nov More in Common[158] 2,052 17% 64% –47 16% 50% –34 N/a N/a N/a
7–10 Nov Ipsos[159] 1,133 20% 56% –36 20% 53% –33 30% 50% –20 24% 34% –10 31% 33% –2
7–10 Nov More in Common[160] 2,011 17% 64% –47 15% 52% –37 N/a N/a N/a
7–9 Nov Freshwater Strategy[161] 1,250 23% 59% –36 27% 47% –20 36% 43% –7 30% 32% –2 37% 26% +11
31 Oct 3 Nov More in Common[166] 2,030 18% 64% –46 15% 50% –35 N/a N/a N/a
24–27 Oct More in Common[168] 2,030 16% 66% –50 15% 50% –35 N/a N/a N/a
17–20 Oct More in Common[170] 2,084 17% 62% –45 13% 55% –42 N/a N/a N/a
12–13 Oct YouGov[174] 2,086 26% 67% –41 27% 66% –39 31% 60% –29 38% 45% –7 40% 42% –2
10–13 Oct Ipsos[175] 1,141 22% 54% –32 22% 50% –28 37% 42% –5 23% 33% –10 27% 33% –6
10–13 Oct More in Common[176] 2,004 20% 63% –43 15% 51% –36 N/a N/a N/a
3–6 Oct More in Common[179] 2,003 14% 67% –53 14% 55% –41 N/a N/a N/a
3–5 Oct Freshwater Strategy[180] 1,251 26% 58% –32 25% 51% –26 40% 39% +1 28% 31% –3 32% 29% +3
26–29 Sep More in Common[184] 2,012 17% 61% –44 17% 49% –32 N/a N/a N/a
19–22 Sep More in Common[213] 2,055 19% 58% –39 16% 51% –35 N/a N/a N/a
12–15 Sep More in Common[214] 2,037 18% 61% –43 18% 49% –31 N/a N/a N/a
5–9 Sep Ipsos[215] 2,272 22% 51% –29 20% 50% –30 33% 41% –8 24% 31% –7 27% 30% –3
5–8 Sep More in Common[216] 2,106 18% 63% –45 14% 51% –37 N/a N/a N/a
2 Sep Zack Polanski is elected Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales
29 Aug 1 Sep More in Common[217] 2,042 19% 59% –40 16% 51% –35 N/a N/a N/a
29–31 Aug Freshwater Strategy[218] 1,251 23% 55% –32 26% 49% –23 38% 39% –1 29% 35% –6 33% 28% +5
22–26 Aug More in Common[219] 2,032 20% 57% –37 17% 49% –32 N/a N/a N/a
15–18 Aug Ipsos[220] 1,135 25% 53% –28 21% 51% –30 34% 45% –11 25% 33% –8 30% 33% –3
14–15 Aug YouGov[221] 2,016 27% 64% –37 26% 65% –39 34% 58% –24 40% 44% –4 44% 39% +5
8–11 Aug More in Common[222] 2,015 22% 56% –34 17% 47% –30 N/a N/a N/a
1–3 Aug More in Common[223] 2,042 17% 62% –45 15% 51% –36 N/a N/a N/a
1–3 Aug Freshwater Strategy[224] 1,259 27% 55% –28 27% 47% –20 39% 36% +3 28% 31% –3 30% 31% –1
26–28 Jul More in Common[225] 2,040 20% 58% –38 15% 53% –38 N/a N/a N/a
13–14 Jul YouGov[226] 2,285 26% 65% –39 21% 69% –48 32% 57% –25 37% 44% –7 40% 40% 0
11–14 Jul Ipsos[227] 1,144 24% 53% –29 21% 52% –31 32% 44% –12 24% 35% –11 26% 35% –9
11–14 Jul More in Common[228] 3,026 19% 58% –39 16% 50% –34 N/a N/a N/a
4–7 Jul More in Common[229] 2,084 19% 56% –37 13% 49% –36 N/a N/a N/a
4–6 Jul Freshwater Strategy[230] 1,259 27% 53% –26 26% 50% –24 37% 41% –4 30% 31% –1 29% 30% –1
2–3 Jul More in Common[231] 1,855 16% 59% –43 17% 43% –26 N/a N/a N/a
27–30 Jun More in Common[232] 2,532 22% 55% –33 15% 51% –36 N/a N/a N/a
25–27 Jun Survation[233] 2,002 35% 45% –10 36% 39% –3 37% 38% –1 33% 26% +7 31% 30% +1
20–23 Jun More in Common[234] 2,004 21% 54% –33 14% 52% –38 N/a N/a N/a
15–16 Jun YouGov[235] 2,220 31% 61% –30 23% 67% –44 33% 57% –24 40% 42% –2 41% 41% 0
13–16 Jun Ipsos[236] 1,135 27% 52% –25 21% 54% –33 33% 45% –12 26% 36% –10 28% 33% –5
13–16 Jun More in Common[237] 2,032 21% 56% –35 14% 52% –38 N/a N/a N/a
10–11 Jun Survation[238] 2,010 35% 46% –11 37% 39% –2 39% 36% +3 34% 32% +2 31% 34% –3
6–9 Jun More in Common[239] 2,073 18% 57% –39 13% 53% –40 N/a N/a N/a
6–8 Jun Freshwater Strategy[240][g] 1,260 26% 55% –29 26% 50% –24 40% 39% +1 33% 28% +5 37% 27% +10
30 May 2 Jun Survation[193] 1,096 33% 45% –12 35% 40% –5 40% 35% +6 34% 28% +6 31% 29% +2
30 May 2 Jun More in Common[241] 2,016 21% 54% –33 14% 53% –39 N/a N/a N/a
16–19 May More in Common[242] 2,090 18% 60% –42 15% 52% –37 N/a N/a N/a
13–14 May YouGov[243] 2,171 26% 65% –39 21% 69% –48 35% 54% –19 38% 43% –5 40% 41% –1
9–13 May Ipsos[244] 2,284 27% 50% –23 20% 56% –36 32% 46% –14 29% 34% –5 31% 30% +1
10–12 May More in Common[245] 2,094 21% 55% –34 14% 51% –37 N/a N/a N/a
3–4 May More in Common[246] 2,212 19% 58% –39 14% 52% –38 N/a N/a N/a
25–27 Apr More in Common[247] 2,009 23% 55% –32 17% 46% –29 N/a N/a N/a
17–21 Apr More in Common[248] 2,004 21% 56% –35 14% 51% –37 N/a N/a N/a
13–14 Apr YouGov[249] 2,162 29% 61% –32 24% 67% –43 28% 60% –32 36% 46% –10 41% 41% 0
11–14 Apr More in Common[250] 2,277 20% 54% –34 17% 49% –32 N/a N/a N/a
4–7 Apr More in Common[251] 2,058 19% 56% –37 16% 46% –30 N/a N/a N/a
28–31 Mar More in Common[252] 2,081 19% 60% –41 16% 45% –29 N/a N/a N/a
22–24 Mar More in Common[253] 2,077 21% 57% –36 16% 49% –33 N/a N/a N/a
16–17 Mar YouGov[254] 2,081 32% 59% –27 25% 66% –41 28% 59% –31 36% 46% –10 42% 40% +2
14–17 Mar Ipsos[255] 1,132 29% 46% –17 23% 50% –27 28% 48% –20 24% 35% –11 25% 33% –8
14–17 Mar More in Common[256] 2,432 26% 53% –27 16% 47% –31 N/a N/a N/a
10–11 Mar YouGov[257] 2,076 31% 61% –30 25% 67% –42 28% 59% –31 38% 43% –5 39% 41% –2
7–10 Mar More in Common[258] 2,041 22% 52% –30 15% 49% –34 N/a N/a N/a
4–5 Mar YouGov[259] 2,147 32% 60% –28 24% 68% –44 28% 61% –33 37% 45% –8 40% 41% –1
28 Feb 3 Mar More in Common[260] 2,010 21% 53% –32 N/a N/a N/a N/a
21–24 Feb More in Common[261] 2,013 18% 57% –39 N/a N/a N/a N/a
14–18 Feb More in Common[262] 4,101 18% 58% –40 14% 50% –36 N/a N/a N/a
16–17 Feb YouGov[263] 2,436 29% 64% –35 24% 68% –44 32% 56% –24 34% 45% –11 41% 38% +3
7–11 Feb Ipsos[264] 2,248 24% 52% –28 19% 53% –34 30% 44% –14 23% 35% –12 27% 32% –4
7–10 Feb More in Common[265] 2,005 21% 57% –36 16% 51% –35 N/a N/a N/a
31 Jan 3 Feb More in Common[266] 2,044 20% 53% –33 16% 46% –30 N/a N/a N/a
28–29 Jan Survation[267] 2,010 34% 47% –13 34% 44% –10 33% 41% –8 29% 31% –2 32% 33% –1
24–27 Jan More in Common[268] 2,009 17% 53% –36 15% 49% –34 N/a N/a N/a
17–20 Jan More in Common[269] 2,016 21% 56% –35 16% 49% –33 N/a N/a N/a
10–13 Jan Ipsos[270] 1,139 29% 50% –21 20% 57% –37 27% 49% –22 26% 30% –4 28% 29% –1
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2024

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Pollster Sample
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Labour Conservative Reform Lib Dems Green
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
12–16 Dec Survation[204] 2,030 34% 44% –10 36% 41% –5 34% 38% –4 28% 29% –1 28% 33% –5
12–13 Dec YouGov[271] 2,215 28% 63% –35 24% 67% –43 27% 59% –32 N/a N/a
6–10 Dec More In Common[272] 2,432 20% 56% –36 18% 46% –28 N/a N/a N/a
8–11 Nov More In Common[273] 2,011 21% 47% –26 16% 43% –27 N/a 17% 23% –6 N/a
8–10 Nov YouGov[274] 2,099 30% 61% –31 25% 67% –42 26% 59% –33 38% 42% –4 41% 39% +2
2 Nov Kemi Badenoch is elected leader of the Conservative Party
9–10 Oct More In Common[275] 2,072 24% 51% –27 15% 52% –36 N/a N/a N/a
5–7 Oct More In Common[276] 2,023[l] 24% 51% –27 15% 53% –38 N/a N/a N/a
20–22 Sep YouGov[277] 2,132 32% 59% –27 24% 67% –43 26% 62% –36 37% 45% –8 40% 42% –2
24–27 Aug More In Common[278] 2,015 25% 45% –20 15% 57% –42 N/a N/a N/a
5–6 Aug YouGov[279] 2,163 39% 53% –14 23% 70% –47 N/a N/a N/a
5–8 Jul YouGov[209] 2,102 47% 46% +1 21% 72% –51 28% 62% –34 45% 37% +8 46% 38% +8
5–6 Jul Ipsos[210] 1,141 40% 34% +6 20% 59% –39 25% 51% –26 29% 28% +1 33% 28% +6
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Approval of Keir Starmer

Graphical summary of approval polls

Hypothetical leaders

Different Labour leaders

These polls were conducted prior to Andy Burnham's election as leader of the Labour Party on 17 July 2026 and appointment as Prime Minister on 20 July 2026.

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Pollster Sample
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Andy Burnham Angela Rayner David Lammy Ed Miliband Shabana Mahmood Wes Streeting Yvette Cooper
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
17–20 Jul 2026 Andy Burnham is elected leader of the Labour Party and appointed Prime Minister three days later
12–13 Jul 2026 YouGov[12][e] 2,104 21% 33% –12 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
26–28 Jun 2026 More in Common[24][m] 2,852 27% 25% +2 N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a N/a
22 Jun 2026 Keir Starmer announces his resignation as leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister
18 Jun 2026 Makerfield by-election. Andy Burnham is elected as MP
21–22 Apr 2026 YouGov[73][e] 2,080 26% 19% +7 13% 44% –28 2% 42% –40 10% 42% –32 4% 33% –29 8% 31% –23 8% 33% –25
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Your Party leaders prior to formation

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Pollster Sample
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Jeremy Corbyn[n] Zarah Sultana[n]
Pos. Neg. Net Pos. Neg. Net
29–30 Nov 2025 Your Party hosts its founding conference, formally adopting 'Your Party' as its name and agreeing a collective leadership model
28–30 Nov 2025 Freshwater Strategy[148] 1,558 21% 54% –33 12% 26% –14
26–28 Nov 2025 Focaldata[149] 1,343 14% 56% –42 N/a
18–21 Nov 2025 Focaldata[153] 1,725 17% 54% –37 N/a
16–17 Nov 2025 YouGov[157] 2,112 23% 63% –40 11% 30% –19
7–9 Nov 2025 Freshwater Strategy[161] 1,250 24% 52% –28 12% 23% –11
8–17 Oct 2025 Focaldata[171] 2,057 18% 51% –33 N/a
13–14 Oct 2025 YouGov[173] 2,150 25% 63% –38 12% 29% –17
3–5 Oct 2025 Freshwater Strategy[180] 1,251 19% 53% –34 11% 27% –16
19 Sep 1 Oct 2025 Focaldata[182] 2,014 18% 53% –35 N/a
28–29 Sep 2025 YouGov[183] 2,353 22% 64% –42 13% 32% –19
10–11 Sep 2025 YouGov 2,287 28% 59% –31 13% 26% –13
5–9 Sep 2025 Ipsos 2,272 23% 50% –27 15% 36% –21
29–31 Aug 2025 Freshwater Strategy 1,251 24% 51% –27 14% 21% –7
15–19 Aug 2025 Focaldata 1,500 20% 49% –29 N/a
15–18 Aug 2025 Ipsos 1,135 20% 51% –31 15% 41% –26
14–15 Aug 2025 YouGov 2,016 26% 61% –35 14% 26% –12
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Rupert Lowe prior to Restore Britain's registration

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Pollster Sample
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Rupert Lowe
Pos. Neg. Net
20 Mar 2026 Restore Britain is registered with the Electoral Commission[91]
18–19 Mar 2026 YouGov[93] 2,134 14% 27% –13
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Hypothetical party approval polling

Your Party prior to formation

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Date(s)
conducted
Pollster Sample
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Your Party[n]
Pos. Neg. Net
29–30 Nov 2025 Your Party hosts its founding conference, formally adopting 'Your Party' as its name and agreeing a collective leadership model
28–30 Nov 2025 Freshwater Strategy[148][o] 1,558 30% 19% +11
7–10 Nov 2025 Ipsos[159][k] 1,133 17% 51% –34
7–9 Nov 2025 Freshwater Strategy[161][o] 1,250 34% 14% +20
10–13 Oct 2025 Ipsos[175][k] 1,141 14% 53% –39
3–5 Oct 2025 Freshwater Strategy[180][o] 1,251 30% 15% +15
5–9 Sep 2025 Ipsos[215][k] 2,272 17% 46% –29
29–31 Aug 2025 Freshwater Strategy[218][o] 1,251 33% 10% +23
15–18 Aug 2025 Ipsos[220][k] 1,135 17% 49% –32
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Restore Britain prior to registration

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Date(s)
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Pollster Sample
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Restore Britain
Pos. Neg. Net
20 Mar 2026 Restore Britain is registered with the Electoral Commission[91]
27 Feb 1 Mar 2026 Freshwater Strategy[104] 1,221 24% 21% +3
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Approval of other politicians

Andy Burnham prior to election as Labour Party leader

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Date(s)
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Pollster Sample
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Andy Burnham
Pos. Neg. Net
17–20 Jul 2026 Andy Burnham is elected leader of the Labour Party and appointed Prime Minister three days later
15–17 Jul 2026 Opinium[10] 2,050 27% 31% –4
12–13 Jul 2026 YouGov[13] 2,104 34% 43% –9
10–13 Jul 2026 More in Common[14] 2,198 26% 23% +3
7–10 Jul 2026 Opinium[15] 2,050 24% 32% –8
7–9 Jul 2026 Survation[16][b] 2,058 40% 41% –1
3–6 Jul 2026 More in Common[17] 2,119 26% 24% +2
3–5 Jul 2026 Freshwater Strategy[18] 1,240 33% 33% 0
1–3 Jul 2026 Opinium[19] 2,050 23% 31% –7
26–29 Jun 2026 More in Common[21][f] 2,852 26% 21% +5
25–29 Jun 2026 Survation[22][b] 2,041 29% 29% 0
25–29 Jun 2026 Lord Ashcroft Polls[23][g] 5,064 27% 36% –9
26–28 Jun 2026 More in Common[24][h] 2,852 27% 28% 0
24–25 Jun 2026 YouGov[26] 2,075 32% 43% –11
22 Jun 2026 Keir Starmer announces his resignation as leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister
21–22 Jun 2026 YouGov[29] 2,110 34% 38% –4
19–22 Jun 2026 More in Common[30] 2,993 29% 28% +1
18 Jun 2026 Makerfield by-election. Andy Burnham is elected as MP
14–15 Jun 2026 YouGov[33] 2,099 30% 41% –11
5–9 Jun 2026 Ipsos[37] 2,247 26% 33% –7
7–8 Jun 2026 YouGov[39] 2,038 29% 40% –11
3–4 Jun 2026 YouGov[41] 2,065 31% 41% –10
29–31 May 2026 Freshwater Strategy[43] 1,237 27% 27% 0
28–29 May 2026 YouGov[44] 2,160 32% 41% –9
26–28 May 2026 BMG Research[45] 1,511 30% 28% +2
21–22 May 2026 YouGov[47] 2,060 33% 35% –2
17–18 May 2026 YouGov[52] 2,122 34% 35% –1
12–13 May 2026 YouGov[53] 2,078 36% 27% +9
8–12 May 2026 Ipsos[55] 2,191 32% 24% +8
10–11 May 2026 YouGov[56] 2,101 34% 29% +5
9–10 May 2026 Freshwater Strategy[57] 1,243 29% 19% +10
7–8 May 2026 YouGov[58] 2,068 32% 31% +1
6–7 May 2026 YouGov[60] 2,057 34% 30% +4
5–6 May 2026 YouGov[61] 2,167 33% 31% +2
4–5 May 2026 YouGov[62] 2,147 34% 30% +4
30 Apr 1 May 2026 YouGov[64] 2,060 36% 29% +7
28–29 Apr 2026 YouGov[68] 2,063 34% 30% +4
26–27 Apr 2026 YouGov[69] 2,113 36% 28% +8
23–24 Apr 2026 YouGov[71] 2,076 34% 27% +7
21–22 Apr 2026 YouGov[73] 2,080 26% 19% +7
20–21 Apr 2026 YouGov[74] 2,056 36% 27% +9
17–21 Apr 2026 Ipsos[75] 2,262 30% 24% +6
15–16 Apr 2026 YouGov[79] 2,092 33% 30% +3
14–15 Apr 2026 YouGov[80] 2,151 32% 28% +4
10–12 Apr 2026 Freshwater Strategy[84] 1,250 26% 20% +6
20–24 Mar 2026 Ipsos[88] 2,283 31% 24% +7
27 Feb 1 Mar 2026 Freshwater Strategy[104] 1,221 28% 21% +7
10–11 Feb 2026 YouGov[111] 2,088 35% 30% +5
6–10 Feb 2026 Ipsos[112] 1,119 30% 24% +6
30 Jan 1 Feb 2026 Freshwater Strategy[117] 1,250 28% 21% +7
25–26 Jan 2026 YouGov[120] 2,183 34% 26% +8
10–13 Jan 2026 More in Common[130] 2,036 22% 20% +2
9–11 Jan 2026 Freshwater Strategy[132] 1,250 26% 21% +5
2–5 Jan 2026 More in Common[135] 2,016 26% 22% +4
14–15 Dec 2025 YouGov[141] 2,084 29% 29% 0
28 Nov 2 Dec 2025 Ipsos[145] 1,124 30% 26% +4
28–30 Nov 2025 Freshwater Strategy[148] 1,558 27% 22% +5
7–9 Nov 2025 Freshwater Strategy[161] 1,250 27% 18% +9
13–14 Oct 2025 YouGov[173] 2,150 30% 28% +2
10–13 Oct 2025 Ipsos[175] 1,141 31% 24% +7
3–5 Oct 2025 Freshwater Strategy[180] 1,251 28% 22% +6
19 Sep 1 Oct 2025 Focaldata[182] 2,014 21% 26% –5
28–29 Sep 2025 YouGov[183] 2,353 31% 31% 0
24–26 Sep 2025 Opinium[280] 2,050 27% 17% +10
5–9 Sep 2025 Ipsos[215] 2,272 29% 20% +9
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Notes

  1. Respondents were asked whether the politician was doing well as leader of their party.
  2. Respondents were asked whether they had a favourable or unfavourable opinion of the politician.
  3. The questions refer to Keir Starmer as the Prime Minister and Andy Burnham as the future Prime Minister.
  4. Respondents were asked if they liked or disliked the politician.
  5. Respondents were asked whether the politician would/will be/has been a good/great prime minister.
  6. Respondents were asked whether they thought the politician was doing a good job or a bad job.
  7. Pollster is not a member of the British Polling Council.
  8. Respondents were asked whether they felt positively or negatively about the politician.
  9. Respondents were asked whether they were satisfied or dissatisfied with the politician's performance in their job.
  10. Denyer and Ramsay approval was polled as a single prompt.
  11. Framed as "a new left wing party founded by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana"
  12. All of the sample was asked about their approval of the Conservative Party. Half of the sample (1,012) was asked about their approval of the Labour Party; half of the sample (1,011) were asked about their approval of the government.
  13. Respondents were asked whether Andy Burnham would do a good job as prime minister.
  14. Since the announcement by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana of a new political party, called Your Party, in July 2025, they and the party have been included by some pollsters in their leadership and party approval polls, although the party subsequently adopted a collective leadership model at its founding conference in November 2025.
  15. Framed as "Your Party"

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