Opinion poll results

Reform
Con
Lab
LDEM
Greens
SNP
PC
Other
31.0
23.0
19.0
12.0
10.0
2.0
1.0
2.0
+3.0
+1.0
-2.0
-1.0
+1.0
-1.0
±0
-1.0
Who is leading according to the poll by More in Common?
In the poll for the Parliamentary election in United Kingdom, Reform UK is leading with 31%. They are followed by Tories with 23%, Labour with 19%, Liberal Democrats with 12%, Green Party with 10%, Scottish National Party with 2% and Plaid Cymru with 1%. Other parties receive 2% of the vote.
Changes since the last election on 07/05/2024
Reform
+16.7
Con
-0.7
Lab
-14.7
LDEM
-0.2
Greens
+3.6
SNP
-0.5
PC
+0.3
Political orientation of parties
Reform
Con
Lab
LDEM
Greens
SNP
PC
What do the symbols mean?
To make parties easier to compare, the symbols indicate a party’s political orientation. These categories provide a quick overview. More detailed information on political positions can be found on the party subpages.
Far left
Left
Centre-left
Centre
Transversal
Unknown
Centre-right
Right
Far right
Liberal
Environment & climate
Regional
Animal rights
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01/02/2026 - 01/05/2026

2021 respondents

Next election: 2029

The next election is expected to take place in 2029.

Government would likely not remain in office

Based on the poll by More in Common, the governing parties reach 43.7% of the seats.
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More in Common at a glance

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PolitPro Score

More in Common scores 64 out of 100 points in the PolitPro Score.
2.3

Election accuracy

On average, the poll results of More in Common deviate by 2.3 percentage points from the final election result.
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Coalition options

United Kingdom uses a majoritarian electoral system. Since polls only measure nationwide party preferences, constituency-level results cannot be reliably derived. A seat allocation would therefore not be accurate.

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