UK party support polling after the Budget
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 06:34 · Updated 07:46
A YouGov poll reported by The Independent puts Labour at 26% and the Conservatives at 24%, a two-point gap. The Times’ supplied snippet also describes the Conservatives as two points behind Labour and says their support is back at its level under Rishi Sunak.
- The poll puts Labour on 26%, down one point, and the Conservatives on 24%, up two points from the previous week.
- Reform UK is on 21%, the Liberal Democrats on 11% and the Greens on 10%; the Independent says the latter two figures were unchanged.
- The Times’ snippet says the Conservatives’ support is back at its level under Rishi Sunak and describes the survey as post-Budget.
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- Labour
- 26%, down one point
- Conservatives
- 24%, up two points from the previous week
- Reform UK
- 21%, up one point from the previous YouGov poll
- Liberal Democrats and Greens
- 11% and 10%, respectively; both unchanged
- Poll timing
- The Independent describes it as YouGov’s first voting-intentions poll since the Budget.
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