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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 26% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 23% (-2).🔴 Labour: 22% (-2).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-).🟢 Greens: 10% (-). Changes from 15th January.[Find Out Now, 22nd January, N=2,380]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 28% (-).🔴 Labour: 23% (-1).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (+1).🟠 Lib Dems: 13% (+1).🟢 Greens: 10% (-). Changes from 19th February.[Find Out Now, 26th February, N=3,363]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 27% (+1).🔴 Labour: 23% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-2).🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-1).🟢 Greens: 10% (-). Changes from 22nd January.[Find Out Now, 29th January, N=2,487]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 25% (-).🔵 Conservatives: 25% (+5).🔴 Labour: 24% (-1).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (+1).🟢 Greens: 10% (-1). Changes from 8th January.[Find Out Now, 15th January, N=2,386]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 29% (+2).🔴 Labour: 25% (+2).🔵 Conservatives: 18% (-3).🟠 Lib Dems: 13% (+2).🟢 Greens: 10% (-). Changes from 27th January.[Find Out Now, 5th February, N=2,487]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 33% (+4).🔴 Labour: 20% (-1).🔵 Conservatives: 16% (-3).🟠 Lib Dems: 15% (+2).🟢 Greens: 11% (-). Changes from 30th April.[Find Out Now, 7th May, N=2,210]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🔴 Labour: 25% (-1).🟦 Reform UK: 25% (-).🔵 Conservatives: 20% (-3).🟢 Greens: 11% (+2).🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-). Changes from 11th December.[Find Out Now, 8th January, N=2,076]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 27% (-).🔴 Labour: 22% (-2).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-).🟠 Lib Dems: 14% (+3).🟢 Greens: 11% (+1). Changes from 12th March.[Find Out Now, 19th March, N=2,770]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 29% (-).🔴 Labour: 23% (-2).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (+3).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-1).🟢 Greens: 9% (-1). Changes from 5th February.[Find Out Now, 12th February, N=3,421]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🔴 Labour: 26% (+3).🟦 Reform UK: 25% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 23% (-3).🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-).🟢 Greens: 9% (-). Changes from 4th December.[Find Out Now, 11th December, N=4,694] . 🧵 1/5
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 28% (+2).🔴 Labour: 22% (-1).🔵 Conservatives: 20% (-2).🟠 Lib Dems: 13% (+1).🟢 Greens: 11% (-). Changes from 26th March.[Find Out Now, 2nd April, N=2,768]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 28% (-).🔵 Conservatives: 20% (-).🔴 Labour: 20% (-2).🟠 Lib Dems: 14% (-).🟢 Greens: 13% (+3). Changes from 16th April.[Find Out Now, 23rd April, N=2,139]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🔵 Conservatives: 27% (+2).🔴 Labour: 25% (-9).🟦 Reform UK: 22% (+8).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-).🟢 Greens: 9% (+2). Changes from 2024 GE.[Find Out Now, 27th November, N=2,316]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 29% (+1).🔴 Labour: 21% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 19% (-1).🟠 Lib Dems: 13% (-1).🟢 Greens: 11% (-2). Changes from 23rd April.[Find Out Now, 30th April, N=1,990]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🔵 Conservatives: 26% (-1).🟦 Reform UK: 24% (+2).🔴 Labour: 23% (-2).🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-1).🟢 Greens: 9% (-). Changes from 27th Nov.[Find Out Now, 4th December, N=2,514]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 27% (+1).🔴 Labour: 24% (-1).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-).🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-1).🟢 Greens: 10% (-). Changes from 5th March.[Find Out Now, 12th March, N=2,686]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 28% (+2).🔴 Labour: 22% (-).🔵 Conservatives: 20% (-1).🟠 Lib Dems: 14% (-).🟢 Greens: 10% (-1). Changes from 9th April.[Find Out Now, 16th April, N=2,288]
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 28% (-1).🔴 Labour: 24% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 20% (-1).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-).🟢 Greens: 10% (+1).Changes from 12th February.[Find Out Now, 19th February, N=2,393]
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For the first time Reform UK have a clear lead in our voting intention polling, their levels of support having grown steadily since November
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Notably, although new Reform UK voters are twice as likely to come from the Conservatives than from Labour, their single-largest source of new supporters is people who didn’t vote in 2024 but say they would “definitely vote” this time
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Know what [each party leader] stands for:.🟦 Nigel Farage +20.🔴 Keir Starmer -22.🔵 Kemi Badenoch -48.🟠 Ed Davey -56.
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 33% (-).🔴 Labour: 21% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 16% (-).🟠 Lib Dems: 14% (-1).🟢 Greens: 11% (-). Changes from 7th May.[Find Out Now, 14th May, N=2,557]
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🚨 New MRP poll with @electcalculus for @DailyMirror and @GBNEWS shows #Conservatives behind the #LibDems in seats:. 🟦 CON: 60.🟥 LAB: 450.🟧 LIB: 71.🟪 REF: 18.🟩 GRN: 4.🟨 SNP: 24.⬜ PC: 4.OTH: 1.NI: 18. Full details here: #mrp #GE24.
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Find Out Now mayoral voting intentions:. Greater Lincolnshire: 🟦 Reform UK.Hull & East Yorkshire: 🟦 Reform UK.Cambs & Peterborough: 🔵 Conservatives.West of England: Toss-up (🟦Reform UK and 🟢Greens). (Find Out Now, 29–30 April)
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🚨 New MRP "megapoll" of 10k from us & @electcalculus for @MailOnline & @GBNEWS 🚨. LAB: 493 (+297).CON: 72 (-300).LDM: 39 (+31).SNP: 22 (-26).PLC: 4 (+2).GRN: 2 (+1). With Tactical Voting:.LAB: 476 (+280).CON: 66 (-306).LDM: 59 (+51).SNP: 26 (-22).PLC: 3 (+1).GRN: 2 (+1) . #GE24.
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This is driven by them retaining almost all of their 2024 GE support (retaining far more than any other party), winning over a fifth of 2024 GE Conservative voters, and winning almost half (46%) of people who didn’t vote in 2024 but say they would “definitely vote” this time.
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POLL: Westminster voting intention poll by Find Out Now (31 Oct, 2023).Lab – 45%.Con – 23%.Lib Dem – 10%.Reform UK – 8%.Green – 7%.1/7
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This is the first time Reform UK have scored highest on one of our voting intention polls (last week although both Reform and Labour were on 25%, Labour were slightly higher).
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The main shift since November has been the growth of Reform UK (from 22% to 25%). The main driver of this is Conservative switchers - up to a quarter (24%) of 2024 GE Conservative voters now saying they’d vote for Reform UK, compared to only 14% in November and early December.
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This is driven by Reform UK retaining almost all of their 2024 GE support (retaining far more than any other party), winning over a fifth of 2024 GE Conservative voters, and winning almost half (47%) of people who didn’t vote in 2024 but say they would “definitely vote” this time.
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 26% (-1).🔴 Labour: 23% (+1).🔵 Conservatives: 22% (+1).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-2).🟢 Greens: 11% (-). Changes from 19th March.[Find Out Now, 26th March, N=2,745]
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 26% (-2).🔴 Labour: 25% (+2).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (-).🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-1).🟢 Greens: 10% (-). Changes from 26th February.[Find Out Now, 5th March, N=2,670]
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This is the highest score we have ever recorded for Reform UK and the Lib Dems, the lowest for the Conservatives, and second-lowest for Labour. The rolling average (which helps even out any week-on-week distortions) paints a similar picture
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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@lichfieldvoter @GeorgeTrefgarne Adjusted for age, gender, region, ethnicity & 2017 vote. Collected >11k responses today. Our software selected a nat rep sub-sample of 1,716.
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These changes can be largely explained by a large drop in Conservative support among over-65s (Reform now the largest party in that age group for the first time) and an increase in Reform support among previous non-voters (now at 62%).
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Since our tracker began in November, the main trend has been an increase in support for Reform UK (up 7 points) and a decline in support for the Conservatives (down 9 points)
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This poll was initiated solely by Find Out Now and not funded by any third party.
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However, when looking at the results of our last three voting intention polls in unison, the following trends seem likely:.📉 Conservatives: slight decline.🔴 Labour: steady overall (despite fluctuations).📈 Reform UK: slight rise.➖ Other parties: no change. 4/5
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Note: we plan to publish an updated analysis later this week about why Find Out Now has higher scores for Reform than other pollsters. Will be published both here and on our website.
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This is driven by Reform retaining almost all of their 2024 GE support (retaining far more than any other party), winning almost a third of 2024 GE Conservative voters, and winning almost half (47%) of people who didn’t vote in 2024 but say they would “definitely vote” this time.
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This poll was initiated solely by Find Out Now and not funded by any third party.
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West of England:. 🟦 Reform UK: 25%. 🟢 Greens: 24%. 🔴 Labour: 19%. 🔵 Conservatives: 17%. 🟠 Lib Dems: 11%. 🔲 Other: 4%. (Find Out Now, 29–30 April, N=840).
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In addition, due to Labour, the Conservatives and Reform UK being very close together, their relative rankings can change very easily, even if there are only slight changes in their levels of support. 3/5.
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Find Out Now voting intention:.🟦 Reform UK: 26% (-2).🔴 Labour: 22% (-).🔵 Conservatives: 21% (+1).🟠 Lib Dems: 14% (+1).🟢 Greens: 11% (-). Changes from 2nd April.[Find Out Now, 9th April, N=2,546]
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Should the UK arrest Netanyahu if he visits?.🚔 Yes: 42%.🙅♂️ No: 14%.🤷 Don’t know: 44%. By 2024 GE (Lab majority in favour, Cons split):.🌹 Labour: 58% / 8% / 35%.🔵 Conservatives: 37% / 30% / 33%. [Find Out Now, 22nd Nov, N=2100].
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This poll was initiated solely by Find Out Now and not funded by any third party.
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion. 2/5.
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Hull & East Yorkshire:. 🟦 Reform UK: 40%. 🟠 Lib Dems: 21%. 🔴 Labour: 17%. 🔵 Conservatives: 14%. 🟢 Greens: 5%. 🔲 Other: 3%. (Find Out Now, 29–30 April, N=746).
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Presenting the results instead as a rolling average helps even out any week-on-week distortions. It shows the Reform score unchanging since February, and Labour losing 3 points over the same period, seemingly to the benefit of the Lib Dems
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Yesterday we asked over 100k UK residents "Do you feel lockdown is being lifted too early?" in each UK country. Here are the results #polls #LockdownEnd #COVID__19
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@brexit_sham We asked 10,000 UK Facebook users and they mostly don't care or say they'd be glad.
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A petition calling for a new general election was launched over the weekend, since gaining over 2 million signatures. Had you heard about this?. Yes: 52% ✅.No: 48% ❌.
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Greater Lincolnshire:. 🟦 Reform UK: 41%. 🔵 Conservatives: 26%. 🔴 Labour: 12%. 🟢 Greens: 9%. 🟠 Lib Dems: 4%. 🔲 Other: 7%. (Find Out Now, 29–30 April, N=1,312).
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However, when looking at the results of our voting intention polls in unison, the following trends seem likely:.📉 Conservatives: slight decline.🔴 Labour: steady overall.📈 Reform UK: slight rise.
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This is driven by Reform UK retaining almost all of their 2024 GE support (retaining far more than any other party), winning over a quarter of 2024 GE Conservative voters, and winning half of people who didn’t vote in 2024 but say they would “definitely vote” this time.
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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@newey1980 @ElectionMapsUK We launched in 2018. We collect the data and @ElectCalculus do the clever stuff. We're both members of the @BritPollingCncl. It's out of date because it was an exclusive for a newspaper who haven't published it (yet).
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Cambridgeshire & Peterborough:. 🔵 Conservatives: 32%. 🟦 Reform UK: 23%. 🟠 Lib Dems: 19%. 🔴 Labour: 17%. 🟢 Greens: 9%. (Find Out Now, 29–30 April, N=900).
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Presenting the results instead as a rolling average helps even out any week-on-week distortions. It shows Reform with their highest score since February, and Labour losing 3 points over the same period, seemingly to the benefit of the Lib Dems
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Another Scottish Independence poll showing a small lead for Yes after turnout adjustment (please read the detail). Despite what the X abuse over the weekend would suggest, we don't have an opinion on the matter.
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Since our tracker began in November, the main trend has been an increase in support for Reform UK (up 7 points) and a decline in support for the Conservatives (down 6 points)
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The main trend has been Reform gain at the expense of the Conservatives. Labour support has remained largely steady since November, with little significant change
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Britain Swears by Piers Morgan: We asked 2,042 people what they thought of Piers Morgan. Most were not entirely positive. 🤬🙊 #PiersMorgan .@piersmorgan #GMB @GMB @susannareid100
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Presenting the results instead as a rolling average helps even out any week-on-week distortions. It shows the Reform score unchanging since February, and Labour losing 2 points over the same period, seemingly to the benefit of the Lib Dems
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Our new Voting Intention tracker shows almost no change from the previous 2 weeks. Reform maintain a clear lead over Labour, with the Conservatives in third place.
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Honour to stump up for a wonderful day of polling geekery with a star-studded cast of @BritPollingCncl members. Looking forward to sleep on 5th July @PME_Politics @LukeTryl @patricksturg @Sirjohncurtice @drjennings @ElectCalculus @DamianSurvation @drjennings @VerianGroup et al.
Thank you to all our speakers and to @FindoutnowUK for sponsoring the drinks reception. Follow all the BPC members’ latest releases here
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@reformparty_uk Who do you think is most likely to be the next Prime Minister?. Full results:.Nigel Farage: 29%.Keir Starmer: 14%.Kemi Badenoch: 4%.Don't know: 54%. Results without 'Don't know':.Nigel Farage: 63%.Keir Starmer: 31%.Kemi Badenoch: 6%.
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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Notably, the week-on-week changes for Con and Lab take them to the same levels of support as 2 weeks ago. This is likely due to margin of error (statistical range within true result likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls) rather than genuine shifts in public attitudes.
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Notably, despite week-on-week fluctuations, Labour support has remained unchanged - their 25% support the same as it was in our first VI poll in November
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POLL: After Sunak stood up the Greek PM for raising the Elgin Marbles issue:.-59% of our panel said cancelling meeting with Greek PM was wrong.-44% say statues should be returned, 23% disagree.-77% identified them as statues Vs. 11% as marbles.More in the thread below 🧵.1/9.
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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Our new Voting Intention tracker shows a slight increase in the Reform lead over Labour, but otherwise little change over the last month
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Proud to say we're cleaner than 79% of other sites tested. There are always improvements to be made of course, and we'll be actively looking into it. @climateActTech #LetsGreenTheWeb
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@drjennings We certainly can! Watch live results here:. To the best of your knowledge, what are the Elgin Marbles?. Also:.Should the British Museum return the Elgin Marbles to Greece?. For intriguing overlap of both questions, see thread.1/2.
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Our new Voting Intention tracker shows a decline in support for Labour and increase for Liberal Democrats, with Reform unchanging in first place.
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Who do you blame for the UK’s high inflation?. Conservative Party: 37.6%.Vladimir Putin: 30.9%.Brexit: 30.4%.Energy companies: 30.1%.Liz Truss: 23.9%.Boris Johnson: 22.3%.Rishi Sunak: 21%.Andrew Bailey / Bank of England: 16.5%.Kwazi Kwarteng: 14.6%.Supermarkets: 14.2%.
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POLL: We asked our panel if they trusted Labour or the Tories more on various issues (31 Oct, 2023). Cost-of-living: +19% LAB lead over CON (+1% gain for Lab since 11 Oct).Controlling inflation: +9% (+2%).NHS: +27% (+3%).Defence: +2% (no change).Housing crisis: +26% (+5%).1/8
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This poll was initiated solely by Find Out Now and not funded by any third party. Full write-up and data tables here:
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1 in 5 UK Twitter users also using Bluesky. But Twitter still over 3x more popular, and 4 in 5 Brits using neither platform. 🐦 I only use X/Twitter: 16.6%.🌈 I only use Bluesky: 1.9%.🔄 I use both: 4.5%.🚫 I don't use either platform: 77.1%. [Find Out Now, 25th November, N=2018].
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Full write-up and data tables here: Includes discussion of why the Labour vote share is so low, and how our voting intention methodology differs from other polling companies.
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🚨🇪🇺 NEW POLL: Nat rep poll of 1,009 UK adults on Starmer’s immigration policy. - 77% say EU is important for immigration policy. - 71% dislike Tory crisis handling. - Nearly 2/3 Tory voters find Starmer too soft, vs. 1/6 Labour voters.
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@LeftieStats @krishgm Busy eating my dinner in front of C4 News on catch-up. Will post later or tomorrow morning ☺️.
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Our new Voting Intention tracker shows a decline in the Labour vote share, pushing them into third place (for the first time since January).
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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The #CountdownToMars has begun and #Perseverance is now on its way to the red planet, but will it find signs of life? Two thirds of the UK seem to think so! #NASA #Mars #space
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@drjennings Significantly more people who think they're marbles think we should keep them: 2/2.
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Note, due to the margin of error (the statistical range within which the true result is likely to fall, usually 2-3% for opinion polls), small week-on-week changes in results may be caused more by random sampling variation, rather than reflect genuine shifts in public opinion.
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This poll was initiated solely by Find Out Now and not funded by any third party. Full write-up and data tables here:
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Do you agree with #BorisJohnson's move to #prorogue parliament? We asked over 10,000 UK residents in under 24 hours whether they agreed - here's what we found #Parliamentshutdown #marketresearch #FindOutNow
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