Public opinion consultancy using emotional and mathematical measurement methods to accurately reflect the nation’s views. Led by @JoeTwyman and @martinboon.

London, England
Joined November 2017
Lab 32% (+2) Reform 25% (+1) Con 21% (-1) Green 8% (=) Lib Dem 7% (=) New Fieldwork: 23rd - 26th October 2026 New Sample: 1,932 GB Adults
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95
23
287
41,600
Lab 30% (+1) Reform 24% (-1) Con 22% (+3) Green 8% (-1) Lib Dem 7% (-1) New Fieldwork: 16th - 19th October 2026 New Sample: 2,092 GB Adults
23
54
16
156
58,087
Lab 29% (-1) Reform 25% (-2) Con 19% (-1) Green 9% (+1) Lib Dem 8% (=) New Fieldwork: 11th - 14th September 2026 New Sample: 2,129 GB Adults
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17
2
56
3,759
Labour reaches 30% in our latest voting intention poll. Lab 30% (+1) Reform 27% (=) Con 20% (-1) Green 8% (=) Lib Dem 8% (=) New Fieldwork: 21st - 24th August 2026 New Sample: 2,022 GB Adults
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105
33
425
43,420
Labour pulls ahead of Reform in our latest voting intention poll. Lab 29% (+2) Reform 27% (=) Con 21% (+2) Green 8% (-2) Lib Dem 8% (=) New Fieldwork: 14th - 17th August 2026 New Sample: 2,017 GB Adults
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32
602
125,246
Burnham's Labour stays level with Reform in our latest poll. Reform 27% (-1) Lab 27% (-1) Con 19% (+1) Green 10% (=) Lib Dem 8% (-2) New Fieldwork: 24th - 27th July 2026 New Sample: 2,021 GB Adults
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55
17,902
Latest Voting Intention: Burnham begins and Labour close gap on Reform Con 18% (+1) Lab 28% (+8) Lib Dem 10% (-2) Reform 28% (-) SNP 3% (-) Plaid 1% (-) Green 10% (-3) Other 2% (-2) Fieldwork: 17-20 July 2026 (Comparison: 12-15 June) Sample: 2,027 GB adults
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49
22
153
60,297
Ahead of the semifinals, polling on how far England would progress showed: The last sixteen 22% The quarterfinals 24% The semifinals 19% Runner up 6% Winner 9% Don't Know 19%
1,346
Support for a Burnham-led Labour party has fallen since our May poll. They would now be just below Reform, but still within the margin of error. Reform 27% (-1) Lab 26% (+6) Con 17% (=) Green 11% (-2) Lib Dem 11% (-1) Fieldwork: 12th - 15th June 2026 Sample: 2,035 GB adults
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23
6
52
19,131
As before, we also have a diagram of the vote switching. Previously the Burnham hypothetical was drawing a lot of otherwise undecided voters and Liberal Democrats, but these groups are no longer as interested in a Burnham-led Labour.
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7
2,671
Kier Starmer confirms a social media ban for under-16s, with previous polling showing 66% of British adults supportive of the idea. Do you agree?
617
Reform UK currently lead by 8 points, but when asking about a hypothetical Burnham leadership, Labour pull ahead of Reform to lead by 1 point. Lab 28% (+8) Reform 27% (-1) Con 15% (-2) Green 10% (-3) Lib Dem 9% (-2) Fieldwork: 15th - 18th May 2026 Sample: 1,921 GB adults
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22
3
86
24,378
Vote flows behind this data show that those who currently don't know who they would vote for, alongside Liberal Democrats and Greens, are the most likely to switch to Labour under a hypothetical Burnham leadership.
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907
Reform lead by 8 points in our latest poll for the Mirror Con 19% Lab 21% Lib Dem 9% Reform 29% Green 12% Other 10% Fieldwork: 26th April to 1st May 2026 Sample: 3,353 GB adults
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46
6
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11,439
Labour lead by 7 points in our latest poll for the Mail on Sunday Con 23% (-2) Lab 30%(+1) Lib Dem 12% (-) Reform 22% (+1) SNP 3% (-1) Green 9% (+1) Other 2%(+1) Fieldwork: 30th December 2024 to 3rd January 2025 Sample: 1,532 GB adults (Changes from 19th to 23rd December 2024)
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94
20
283
21,834
Deltapoll’s latest polling for @TheNationalNews, on the role of foreign policy in the upcoming US elections, shows Kamala Harris leading in the popular vote by three percentage points.
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10
4,496
Public opinion on the Israel-Gaza war is sharply divided - an equal proportion of Americans support Israel's military action in Gaza as oppose it. Support is highest among older generations and Trump voters, while a plurality of Harris voters oppose the military action.
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2,324