Andy Burnham’s first 100 days as PM: How the polls have changed

Articles describe Andy Burnham’s first 100 days as UK prime minister, including policy proposals and changes in party polling. Weekly polling averages reported Labour at 29% for the week ending October 25, ten points above its average the day before Keir Starmer resigned.

• Burnham’s first 100 days included proposals on devolution, housing, economic policy and reopening debate on Brexit.· 1 source
• Labour’s weekly polling average rose from 19% in the week ending June 21 to 29% in the week ending October 25.· 1 source
• The October 25 averages put Reform and the Conservatives at 22%, the Greens at 10% and the Liberal Democrats at 9%.· 1 source