Leadership approval opinion polling for the 2019 United Kingdom general election

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At various dates in the run up to the 2019 general election, various organisations carried out opinion polling to gauge the opinions that voters hold towards political leaders. Results of such polls are displayed in this article. Most of the polling companies listed are members of the British Polling Council (BPC) and abide by its disclosure rules.

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The date range for these opinion polls is from the previous general election, held on 8 June 2017, to the present day. Under the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011, the next general election was scheduled to be held no later than 5 May 2022, [1] and it was accelerated from that timetable by the Early Parliamentary General Election Act 2019, meaning polling day fell on 12 December 2019.

Leadership approval ratings

Boris Johnson

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Boris Johnson, Leader of the Conservatives and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Boris Johnson, Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party Boris Johnson official portrait (cropped).jpg
Boris Johnson, Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party
Time - Series Graph for Boris Johnsons Approval.svg
2019
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13-14 Dec YouGov 1,628Approve/Disapprove[a]41%52%7%–11%
10-11 Dec Opinium Archived 11 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 3,005Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 33%47%20%–14%
5-7 Dec Deltapoll 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 45%48%7%–3%
5-6 Dec YouGov 1,680Approve/Disapprove[a]38%51%11%–13%
2–4 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,545Approve/Disapprove[a]36%56%9%–20%
28–30 Nov Deltapoll 1,528Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 49%47%4%+2%
27–29 Nov Opinium 2,018Approve/Disapprove[a]38%39%23%–1%
27–28 Nov Panelbase 2,010Approve/Disapprove[a]36%43%17%4%–3%
21–23 Nov Deltapoll 1,519Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 42%52%6%–10%
21-22 Nov YouGov 1,677Approve/Disapprove[a]43%47%10%–4%
14–16 Nov Deltapoll 1,526Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 49%45%6%+4%
13–14 Nov Panelbase 1,021Approve/Disapprove[a]39%42%16%3%–3%
11–12 Nov YouGov 1,619Approve/Disapprove[a]43%49%8%–6%
6–8 Nov Panelbase 1,046Well/Badly38%41%17%4%–3%
6–8 Nov Deltapoll 1,518Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 45%50%5%–5%
31 Oct – 2 Nov Deltapoll 1,500Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 48%46%6%+2%
30 Oct – 1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]39%42%19%–3%
30–31 Oct Panelbase 1,001Approve/Disapprove[a]38%42%17%3%–4%
25–28 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]46%44%10%+2%
23–25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]40%38%22%+2%
15–17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]40%41%19%–1%
9–11 Oct Panelbase 2,013Approve/Disapprove[a]33%43%16%6%–10%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]37%43%20%–6%
26–27 Sep YouGov 1,623Approve/Disapprove[a]33%56%12%–23%
25–27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove[a]34%47%19%–13%
16–17 Sep YouGov 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 38%54%8%–16%
13–16 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,006Approve/Disapprove[a]36%55%9%–18%
29–31 Aug Deltapoll 2,028Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 48%42%10%+6%
29–30 Aug Survation 1,020Approve/Disapprove[a]41%35%24%+6%
28–29 Aug YouGov 1,867Approve/Disapprove[a]38%44%18%–6%
21–23 Aug Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]41%36%23%+5%
8–9 Aug Opinium Archived 7 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]40%34%26%+6%
26–30 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]31%38%31%–7%
25–27 Jul Deltapoll 2,001Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 38%32%30%+6%
25–26 Jul YouGov 1,697Approve/Disapprove[a]34%55%12%–21%
24–26 Jul Opinium 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]28%31%41%–3%
21–22 Jul YouGov 1,655Approve/Disapprove[a]31%58%11%–27%

Jeremy Corbyn

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of the Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition.

Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn election infobox 2.jpg
Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party
Time-Series Graph for Jeremy Corbyn's Approval.svg

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13-14 Dec YouGov 1,628Approve/Disapprove[a]21%71%8%–50%
10-11 Dec Opinium Archived 11 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 3,005Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 24%54%22%–30%
5-7 DecDeltapoll [2] 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 28%65%7%–37%
5-6 Dec YouGov 1,680Approve/Disapprove[a]22%69%9%–47%
2–4 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,545Approve/Disapprove[a]24%68%6%–44%
28-30 Nov Deltapoll 1,528Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 27%66%7%–39%
27–29 Nov Opinium 2,018Approve/Disapprove[a]24%55%21%–31%
27-28 Nov Panelbase 2,010Approve/Disapprove[a]22%58%15%5%–36%
21-23 Nov Deltapoll 1,519Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%64%6%–34%
21-22 Nov YouGov 1,677Approve/Disapprove[a]23%65%12%–42%
14-16 Nov Deltapoll 1,526Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 25%68%7%–43%
13-14 Nov Panelbase 1,021Approve/Disapprove[a]19%61%15%5%–42%
11-12 NovYouGov [3] 1,619Approve/Disapprove[a]24%66%10%–42%
6–8 NovPanelbase [4] 1,046Well/Badly20%59%16%5%–39%
6–8 Nov Deltapoll 1,518Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 22%70%8%–48%
31 Oct–2 Nov Deltapoll 1,500Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 25%68%7%–43%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]19%59%22%–40%
30–31 Oct Panelbase 1,001Approve/Disapprove[a]20%61%15%4%–41%
25-28 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]15%75%10%–60%
23-25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]20%60%20%–40%
15-17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]20%56%24%–36%
9–11 Oct Panelbase 2,013Approve/Disapprove[a]20%58%15%7%–38%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]20%58%22%–38%
26–27 Sep YouGov 1,623Approve/Disapprove[a]16%71%13%–55%
25–27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove[a]21%58%21%–37%
16–17 Sep YouGov 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 21%70%9%–49%
13–16 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,006Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 16%76%8%–60%
29–31 Aug Deltapoll 2,028Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 23%68%9%–45%
 28–29 Aug YouGov 1,867Approve/Disapprove[a]13%72%15%–59%
21–23 Aug Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]18%60%21%–42%
8–9 Aug Opinium Archived 7 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]20%60%20%–40%
 26–30 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]19%69%12%–50%
25-27 Jul Deltapoll 2,001Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 23%67%10%–44%
 24–26 Jul Opinium 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]19%59%22%–40%
 3–5 July Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove[a]18%64%19%–46%
 19–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]18%63%19%–45%
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]18%59%23%–41%
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]16%64%20%–48%
14–15 May YouGov 1,765Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 19%69%12%–50%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]19%61%20%–42%
9–12 Apr Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,951Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 22%55%23%–33%
28–29 MarOpinium2,008Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 18%61%21%–43%
24 Mar YouGov 1,700Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 18%71%15%–49%
20–22 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,002Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 21%60%19%–39%
1–5 Mar Ipsos MORI 1,005Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 20%70%10%–50%
12–15 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 20%58%22%–38%
26 Feb – 1 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 23%60%17%–37%
21–23 Feb Deltapoll 1,027Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 26%64%10%–38%
20–22 Feb Opinium Archived 9 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 22%58%20%–36%
13–15 Feb Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 25%52%23%–27%
8–11 Feb Deltapoll 2,004Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%58%12%–28%
4–8 Feb BMG Research 2,005Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 23%59%12%–36%
1–5 Feb Ipsos MORI TBASatisfied/Dissatisfied[ citation needed ]17%72%11%–55%
30 Jan – 1 Feb Opinium Archived 12 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 22%54%24%–32%
30 Jan YouGov TBCFavourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 22%67%11%–45%
16–18 Jan Opinium 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%54%21%–30%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
18–19 Dec YouGov 1,675Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 19%62%18%–43%
13–14 Dec Deltapoll 2,022Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 38%54%8%–16%
13–14 DecOpinium [5] 2,016Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 26%50%25%–24%
30 Nov – 5 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,049Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 29%59%14%–32%
14 Nov Opinium Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 26%50%24%–24%
19–22 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,044Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 28%59%14%–31%
11 Oct Opinium 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 28%48%24%–20%
3–5 Oct Opinium Archived 7 October 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 29%49%23%–20%
30 Sep – 1 Oct YouGov 1,607Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 30%58%13%–28%
18–20 Sep Opinium Archived 24 September 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 27%48%25%–21%
11 Sep Opinium 2,011Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 27%49%24%–22%
31 Aug – 1 SepSurvation [6] 1,017Favourable/Unfavourable32%46%18%3%–14%
14–16 AugDeltapoll [7] 1,904Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 27%62%12%–35%
14 Aug Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 25%49%36%–24%
19–20 Jul YouGov 1,668Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 27%59%14%–32%
12–14 Jul Deltapoll 1,484Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 35%52%12%–17%
10–13 Jul Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%43%26%–12%
10–11 Jul YouGov 1,732Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 28%58%14%–30%
22–27 Jun Ipsos Mori 1,026Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 31%57%12%–26%
5–7 Jun Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%44%25%–13%
18–22 May Ipsos MORI 1,015Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 32%59%12%–24%
15–16 MayOpinium [8] 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 29%47%24%–18%
1–2 May YouGov 1,675Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 31%57%13%–26%
20–24 Apr Ipsos MORI 1,004Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 32%59%10%–27%
16–17 Apr YouGov 1,631Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 32%56%13%–24%
10–12 AprOpinium [9] 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 29%48%23%–19%
4–6 Apr YouGov 3,298Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 31%54%14%–23%
4–5 Apr YouGov 1,662Well/Badly [lower-alpha 4] 31%56%14%–25%
18–19 Mar YouGov 1,845Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 34%53%13%–19%
13–15 Mar Opinium 2,001Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 32%42%27%–10%
2–7 MarIpsos MORI [10] 1,012Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 37%52%10%–15%
6–9 FebBMG Research [11] 1,507Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 34%43%24%–11%
6–8 Feb Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%40%21%–7%
19–23 Jan Ipsos MORI 1,031Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 38%49%14%–11%
11–12 Jan Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%41%28%–10%
9–12 JanBMG Research [12] 1,513Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 35%41%24%–6%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
19–20 DecYouGov [13] 1,610Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 45%37%18%+8%
12–14 Dec ICM Research 2,004Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 40%42%18%–2%
12–14 DecOpinium [14] 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 35%39%26%–4%
5–8 DecBMG Research [15] 1,509Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 35%44%22%–9%
29 Nov – 1 Dec ICM Research 2,050Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 41%38%20%+3%
24–28 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,003Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 42%49%9%–7%
14–17 Nov BMG Research 1,507Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 36%42%22%–6%
14–16 Nov Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 36%39%25%–3%
9–10 Nov YouGov 1,644Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 38%48%–10%
7–8 Nov YouGov / The Times 2,012Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 44%39%21%+5%
27 Oct – 1 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,052Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 42%45%14%–3%
20–23 Oct ICM/The Guardian 2,022Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 37%43%20%–6%
17–20 Oct BMG Research 1,506Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 35%44%21%–9%
4–6 Oct Opinium/Observer 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 35%40%25%–5%
26–29 Sep BMG/The Independent 1,910Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 40%39%21%+1%
19–22 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,004Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 32%42%26%–10%
15–18 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,023Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 43%46%10%–3%
12–15 Sep BMG Research 1,447Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 34%42%23%–6%
12–15 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%40%27%–7%
4–5 Sep YouGov 1,644Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 36%50%13%–14%
15–18 Aug Opinium/Observer 2,006Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 35%40%25%–5%
15–16 Aug YouGov 1,697Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 38%51%11%–13%
8–11 Aug BMG/The Independent 1,512Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 40%38%22%+2%
14–18 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,071Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 44%45%11%–1%
11–14 Jul BMG/The Independent 1,518Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 41%39%20%+2%
11–14 Jul Opinium/Observer 2,013Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 41%37%22%+4%
30 Jun – 3 Jul ICM/The Guardian 2,044Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 44%35%21%+9%
27–29 Jun Opinium/Observer 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 42%38%20%+4%
16–21 Jun Panelbase/Sunday Times 5,481Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 8] 45%28%27%+17%
11–12 Jun YouGov 1,729Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 46%46%8%0%

Jo Swinson

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Jo Swinson, Leader of the Liberal Democrats.

Jo Swinson, Leader of the Liberal Democrats Official portrait of Jo Swinson crop 2.jpg
Jo Swinson, Leader of the Liberal Democrats


2019 polling
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13-14 Dec YouGov 1,628Approve/Disapprove[a]19%63%18%–44%
5-7 Dec Deltapoll 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 24%58%18%–34%
5-6 Dec YouGov 1,680Approve/Disapprove[a]21%57%22%–36%
2–4 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,545Approve/Disapprove[a]29%51%20%–22%
28-30 Nov Deltapoll 1,528Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%54%16%–24%
27–29 Nov Opinium 2,018Approve/Disapprove[a]21%44%35%–23%
27-28 Nov Panelbase 2,010Approve/Disapprove[a]18%44%27%11%–26%
21-23 Nov Deltapoll 1,519Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%52%18%–22%
21-22 Nov YouGov 1,677Approve/Disapprove[a]27%45%27%–18%
14-16 Nov Deltapoll 1,526Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 28%51%21%–23%
13-14 Nov Panelbase 1,021Approve/Disapprove[a]22%39%26%13%–17%
11-12 Nov YouGov 1,619Approve/Disapprove[a]24%48%28%–24%
6–8 Nov Panelbase 1,046Well/Badly22%39%27%12%–17%
6–8 Nov Deltapoll 1,518Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 34%43%23%–9%
31 Oct-2 Nov Deltapoll 1,500Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 31%43%26%–12%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]23%39%38%–16%
30–31 Oct Panelbase 1,001Approve/Disapprove[a]23%39%25%13%–16%
25-28 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]29%41%30%–12%
23-25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]22%40%38%–18%
15-17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]24%35%41%–11%
9–11 Oct Panelbase 2,013Approve/Disapprove[a]24%34%27%15%–10%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]21%37%42%–16%
25-27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove[a]25%37%38%–12%
16–17 Sep YouGov 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 26%38%36%–12%
13–16 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,006Satisfied/Dissatisfied[a]35%40%25%–5%
29–31 Aug Deltapoll 2,028Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%35%35%–5%
26-27 Aug YouGov Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 17%35%47%–18%
21–23 Aug Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]20%31%49%–11%
8–9 Aug Opinium Archived 7 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]21%30%49%–9%
 26–30 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,007Satisfied/Dissatisfied[a]28%28%44%Tie
25-27 Jul Deltapoll 2,001Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 27%26%47%+1%
 24–26 Jul Opinium 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]21%24%55%–3%

Nigel Farage

Nigel Farage, Leader of the Brexit Party Nigel Farage (45718080574) (cropped).jpg
Nigel Farage, Leader of the Brexit Party

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Nigel Farage, Leader of the Brexit Party since 22 March 2019.

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13-14 Dec YouGov 1,628Approve/Disapprove[a]27%63%10%–36%
5-7 Dec Deltapoll 1,533Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 32%54%14%–22%
2–4 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,545Approve/Disapprove[a]30%56%14%–26%
28-30 Nov Deltapoll 1,528Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 35%58%7%–23%
27–29 Nov Opinium 2,018Approve/Disapprove[a]22%44%34%–22%
27-28 Nov Panelbase 2,010Approve/Disapprove[a]22%46%28%8%–24%
21-23 Nov Deltapoll 1,519Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 31%60%9%–29%
14-16 Nov Deltapoll 1,526Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 35%53%12%–18%
13-14 Nov Panelbase 1,021Approve/Disapprove[a]25%46%22%7%–21%
11-12 Nov YouGov 1,619Approve/Disapprove[a]27%62%11%–35%
6–8 Nov Panelbase 1,046Well/Badly20%48%25%7%–28%
6–8 Nov Deltapoll 1,518Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%57%13%–27%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]24%42%34%–18%
30–31 Oct Panelbase 1,001Approve/Disapprove[a]25%45%23%7%–20%
25-28 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]29%51%20%–22%
23-25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]27%40%33%–13%
15-17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]29%41%30%–12%
9–11 Oct Panelbase 2,013Approve/Disapprove[a]26%42%25%9%–16%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]28%40%42%–12%
25-27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove[a]27%39%34%–12%
21–23 Aug Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]30%41%29%–11%
8–9 Aug Opinium Archived 7 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]32%39%29%–7%
 26–30 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,007Approve/Disapprove[a]32%53%15%–21%
 24–26 Jul Opinium 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]31%39%30%–8%
 3–5 July Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove[a]33%43%24%–10%
 19–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]35%39%26%–4%
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]39%37%24%+2%
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]33%41%26%–8%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove[a]31%40%29%–9%

Nicola Sturgeon

The following polls asked about British voters' opinions on Nicola Sturgeon, Leader of the Scottish National Party and First Minister of Scotland. Note that these polls asked the opinions of British voters as a whole, not specifically for Scottish Voters (see below).

Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland and Leader of the SNP Official portrait of Nicola Sturgeon (cropped 3).jpg
Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland and Leader of the SNP

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13-14 Dec YouGov 1,628Approve/Disapprove[a]29%54%17%–25%
27–29 Nov Opinium 2,018Approve/Disapprove[a]24%40%36%–16%
27-28 Nov Panelbase 2,010Approve/Disapprove[a]24%40%25%11%–16%
13-14 Nov Panelbase 1,021Approve/Disapprove[a]24%41%24%11%–17%
11-12 Nov YouGov 1,619Approve/Disapprove[a]25%57%18%–32%
6–8 Nov Panelbase 1,046Well/Badly24%39%25%12%–15%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]23%41%36%–18%
30–31 Oct Panelbase 1,001Approve/Disapprove[a]24%42%24%10%–18%
23-25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]23%42%35%–19%
15-17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]24%40%36%–16%
9–11 Oct Panelbase 2,013Approve/Disapprove[a]26%39%23%12%–13%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]26%35%39%–9%
25-27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove[a]25%38%37%–13%
21–23 Aug Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]25%39%35%–14%
8–9 Aug Opinium Archived 7 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,001Approve/Disapprove[a]26%40%34%–14%
 24–26 Jul Opinium 2,006Approve/Disapprove[a]24%38%38%–14%
 3–5 July Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove[a]24%42%34%–18%
 19–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]24%38%38%–14%
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]26%40%44%–14%
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]24%41%35%–17%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]26%42%32%–16%
9–12 Apr Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,951Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 26%35%39%–9%
28–29 MarOpinium2,008Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 24%41%35%–17%
20–22 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,002Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 24%39%37%–15%
12–15 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 23%39%38%–16%
26 Feb – 1 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 27%39%37%–12%
20–22 Feb Opinium Archived 9 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 23%40%37%–17%
30 Jan – 1 Feb Opinium Archived 12 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 22%39%38%–17%
16–18 Jan Opinium 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%37%39%–13%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13–14 Dec Opinium 2,016Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%39%37%–15%
14 NovOpinium [16] 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 23%37%40%–14%
11 Oct Opinium 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%40%36%–16%
3–5 Oct Opinium Archived 7 October 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 23%37%30%–14%
18–20 Sep Opinium Archived 24 September 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 23%38%39–15%
11 Sep Opinium 2,011Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%36%40%–12%
13–14 Aug Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 22%39%40%–16%
10–13 Jul Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%39%36%–15%
5–7 Jun Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%38%37%–14%
15–16 May Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%37%39%–13%
10–12 Apr Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 22%42%36%–20%
13–15 Mar Opinium 2,001Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 22%40%38%–18%
6–8 Feb Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 21%42%38%–21%
11–12 Jan Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 21%42%25%–21%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
12–14 Dec Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 20%43%37%–23%
14–16 Nov Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 21%45%34%–24%
4–6 Oct Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 20%45%35%–25%
19–22 Sep Opinium 2,004Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 20%45%35%–25%
12–15 Sep Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 19%46%35%–27%
15–18 Aug Opinium 2,006Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 20%47%33%–27%
11–14 Jul Opinium 2,013Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%48%34%–30%
27–29 Jun Opinium 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%48%34%–30%

Approval ratings for former party leaders

Theresa May

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Theresa May, former Leader of the Conservatives and former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
 3–5 Jul Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove[a]22%57%21%–35%
 19–20 Jun Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]20%56%24%–36%
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]18%59%23%–41%
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]20%62%18%–42%
14–15 May YouGov 1,765Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 21%70%9%–49%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]20%60%21%–40%
9–12 Apr Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,951Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 22%56%22%–34%
28–29 MarOpinium2,008Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 24%55%21%–31%
24 Mar YouGov 1,700Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 26%65%9%–39%
20–22 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,002Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 26%56%18%–30%
15–19 Mar Ipsos MORI 1,050Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 29%65%6%–36%
14–15 Mar YouGov 1,756Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 26%66%8%–40%
12–15 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 27%51%22%–24%
26 Feb – 1 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 30%51%19%–21%
21–23 Feb Deltapoll 1,027Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 35%57%8%–22%
20–22 Feb Opinium Archived 9 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%49%20%–18%
13–15 Feb Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 28%49%23%–21%
8–11 Feb Deltapoll 2,004Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 35%56%9%–21%
4–8 Feb BMG Research 2,005Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 32%56%12%–24%
1–5 Feb Ipsos MORI 1,005Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 33%58%9%–25%
30 Jan – 1 Feb Opinium Archived 12 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%48%21%–17%
30 Jan YouGov TBAFavourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] TBATBATBA–28%
16–18 Jan Opinium 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 29%49%22%–20%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
18–19 Dec YouGov 1,675Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 33%56%11%–23%
13–14 Dec Deltapoll 2,022Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 40%55%6%–15%
13–14 Dec Opinium 2,016Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 30%50%21%–20%
30 Nov – 5 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,049Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 35%57%8%–22%
14 Nov Opinium Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 29%49%22%–20%
19–22 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,044Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 29%61%10%–32%
11 Oct Opinium 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 30%47%23%–17%
3–5 Oct Opinium Archived 7 October 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%45%22%–12%
30 Sep – 1 Oct YouGov 1,607Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 33%56%11%–23%
18–20 Sep Opinium Archived 24 September 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 30%48%22%–18%
11 Sep Opinium 2,011Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 28%48%24%–20%
31 Aug – 1 Sep Survation 1,017Favourable/Unfavourable32%41%24%3%–9%
14–16 Aug Deltapoll 1,904Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 33%59%8%–26%
14 Aug Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 28%49%33%–21%
19–20 Jul YouGov 1,668Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 24%66%10%–42%
12–14 Jul Deltapoll 1,484Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 30%62%8%–32%
10–13 Jul Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 26%50%24%–24%
10–11 Jul YouGov 1,732Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 25%62%13%–37%
22–27 Jun Ipsos Mori 1,026Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 35%58%7%–23%
5–7 Jun Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 34%42%24%–8%
18–22 May Ipsos MORI 1,015Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 37%56%7%–19%
15–16 May Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 35%43%22%–8%
1–2 May YouGov 1,675Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 34%55%11%–21%
20–24 Apr Ipsos MORI 1,004Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 38%55%7%–17%
16–17 Apr YouGov 1,631Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 38%52%11%–14%
10–12 Apr Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 35%43%22%–8%
4–6 Apr YouGov 3,298Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 37%50%13%–13%
4–5 Apr YouGov 1,662Well/Badly [lower-alpha 4] 41%47%12%–6%
18–19 Mar YouGov 1,845Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 36%51%12%–15%
13–15 Mar Opinium 2,001Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 34%43%23%–9%
2–7 Mar Ipsos MORI 1,012Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 41%52%7%–11%
6–9 Feb BMG Research 1,507Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 33%51%15%–18%
6–8 Feb Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 34%45%21%–11%
19–23 Jan Ipsos MORI 1,031Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 38%55%8%–17%
11–12 Jan Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 29%46%25%–17%
9–12 Jan BMG Research 1,513Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 32%53%15%–21%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
19–20 Dec YouGov 1,610Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 37%51%11%–14%
12–14 Dec ICM Research 2,004Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 35%50%16%–15%
12–14 Dec Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%45%22%–12%
5–8 Dec BMG Research 1,509Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 30%56%14%–26%
29 Nov – 1 Dec ICM Research 2,050Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 32%50%18%–18%
24–28 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,003Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 32%59%9%–27%
14–17 Nov BMG Research 1,507Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 35%52%13%–17%
14–16 Nov Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%46%21%–13%
9–10 Nov YouGov 1,644Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 32%55%–23%
7–8 Nov YouGov / The Times 2,012Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 31%55%14%–24%
27 Oct – 1 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,052Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 37%53%11%–16%
20–23 Oct ICM/The Guardian 2,022Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 34%50%16%–16%
17–20 Oct BMG Research 1,506Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 32%54%14%–22%
4–6 Oct Opinium/Observer 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 30%47%23%–17%
4–5 Oct YouGov / The Times 1,615Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 31%59%10%–28%
26–29 Sep BMG/The Independent 1,910Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 33%52%15%–19%
19–22 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,004Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%44%24%–11%
15–18 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,023Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 37%54%10%–17%
12–15 Sep BMG Research 1,447Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 34%50%15%–16%
12–15 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 33%44%23%–11%
4–5 Sep YouGov 1,644Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 34%54%12%–20%
15–18 Aug Opinium/Observer 2,006Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%48%21%–17%
15–16 Aug YouGov 1,697Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 31%58%11%–27%
8–11 Aug BMG/The Independent 1,512Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 36%50%14%–14%
14–18 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,071Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 34%59%7%–25%
11–14 Jul BMG/The Independent 1,518Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 5] 32%55%14%–23%
11–14 Jul Opinium/Observer 2,013Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 30%51%19%–21%
30 Jun – 3 Jul ICM/The Guardian 2,044Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 28%54%18%–26%
27–29 Jun Opinium/Observer 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 31%51%18%–20%
16–21 Jun Panelbase/Sunday Times 5,481Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 8] 28%45%27%–17%
11–12 Jun YouGov 1,729Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 29%63%8%–34%

Vince Cable

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Sir Vince Cable, former Leader of the Liberal Democrats from 20 July 2017 to 22 July 2019.

Sir Vince Cable, Former Leader of the Liberal Democrats Vince Cable, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills (cropped).jpg
Sir Vince Cable, Former Leader of the Liberal Democrats

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
 3–5 July Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove[a]22%34%44%–12%
 19–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]24%31%45%–7%
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]30%30%40%Tie
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]25%32%43%–7%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]22%31%47%–9%
9–12 Apr Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,951Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 19%31%50%–12%
28–29 MarOpinium2,008Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 18%33%49%–15%
20–22 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,002Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 18%32%50%–14%
1–5 Feb Ipsos MORI 1,005Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 24%42%34%–18%
12–15 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 19%33%48%–14%
26 Feb – 1 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 20%30%50%–10%
21–23 Feb Deltapoll 1,027Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 24%42%34%–18%
20–22 Feb Opinium Archived 9 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%34%48%–16%
8 Feb Ipsos MORI TBASatisfied/Dissatisfied[ citation needed ]24%41%35%–17%
30 Jan – 1 Feb Opinium Archived 12 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 17%31%52%–14%
16–18 Jan Opinium 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%30%52%–12%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13–14 Dec Deltapoll 2,022Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 29%48%24%–19%
13–14 Dec Opinium 2,016Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 24%39%37%–15%
30 Nov – 5 Dec Ipsos MORI 1,049Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 24%38%38%–14%
14 Nov Opinium Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 19%30%51%–11%
19–22 Oct Ipsos MORI 1,044Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 19%38%42%–19%
11 Oct Opinium 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 17%32%49%–15%
3–5 Oct Opinium Archived 7 October 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%31%49%–13%
30 Sep – 1 Oct YouGov 1,607Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 20%47%33%–27%
18–20 Sep Opinium Archived 24 September 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%34%48%–16%
11 Sep Opinium 2,011Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 17%28%55%–11%
31 Aug – 1 Sep Survation 1,017Favourable/Unfavourable18%32%37%13%–14%
14 Aug Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 16%31%53%–15%
14–16 Jul Deltapoll 1,904Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 19%47%34%–28%
19–20 Jul YouGov 1,668Well/Badly [lower-alpha 3] 15%38%47%–23%
12–14 Jul Deltapoll 1,484Well/Badly [lower-alpha 1] 21%47%32%–26%
10–13 Jul Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%30%52%–12%
10–11 Jul YouGov 1,732Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 23%43%34%–20%
22–27 Jun Ipsos Mori 1,026Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 27%34%38%–7%
5–7 Jun Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%29%53%–11%
18–22 May Ipsos MORI 1,015Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 28%33%39%–5%
15–16 May Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 19%27%54%–8%
20–24 Apr Ipsos MORI 1,004Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 28%35%37%–7%
10–12 Apr Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 16%34%50%–18%
4–6 Apr YouGov 3,298Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 20%43%37%–23%
18–19 Mar YouGov 1,845Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 19%42%38%–23%
13–15 Mar Opinium 2,001Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 16%35%48%–19%
2–7 Mar Ipsos MORI 1,012Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 25%37%38%–12%
6–8 Feb Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 15%33%51%–18%
19–23 Jan Ipsos MORI 1,031Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 25%37%39%–12%
11–12 Jan Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 14%33%53%–19%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
19–20 Dec YouGov 1,610Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 19%29%53%–10%
12–14 Dec ICM Research 2,004Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 16%34%49%–18%
12–14 Dec Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 15%32%53%–17%
29 Nov – 1 Dec ICM Research 2,050Good job/Bad job [lower-alpha 7] 19%31%50%–12%
24–28 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 27%39%35%–12%
14–16 Nov Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 15%33%52%–18%
27 Oct – 1 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,052Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 26%33%42%–7%
4–6 Oct Opinium/Observer 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 14%33%52%–19%
19–22 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,004Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 18%34%48%–17%
15–18 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,023Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 30%31%39%–1%
12–15 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 13%35%52%–22%
4–5 Sep YouGov 1,644Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 23%38%39%–15%
15–18 Aug Opinium/Observer 2,006Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 14%35%51%–21%
15–16 Aug YouGov 1,697Favourable/Unfavourable [lower-alpha 3] 18%45%36%–27%

Heidi Allen

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Heidi Allen, Acting Leader of Change UK from 29 March 2019 to 4 June 2019.

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]11%34%55%–23%
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]11%30%59%–19%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove[a]14%24%62%–10%

Gerard Batten

Gerard Batten, former leader of UKIP Gerard Batten.jpg
Gerard Batten, former leader of UKIP

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Gerard Batten, who served as Leader of the UK Independence Party from 14 April 2018 to 2 June 2019, and Acting Leader between 17 February 2018 and 14 April 2018.

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
 19–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]7%46%47%–39%
 28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,949Approve/Disapprove[a]11%45%44%–34%
17–20 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,005Approve/Disapprove[a]9%46%45%–37%
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,004Approve/Disapprove[a]11%43%46%–32%
9–12 Apr Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,951Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 12%37%51%–25%
28–29 MarOpinium2,008Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 4] 10%41%49%–31%
20–22 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,002Satisfied/Dissatisfied [lower-alpha 2] 11%41%48%–30%
12–15 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 9%40%51%–31%
26 Feb – 1 Mar Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 11%40%49%–29%
20–22 Feb Opinium Archived 9 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 9%38%53%–29%
30 Jan – 1 Feb Opinium Archived 12 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 9%39%52%–30%
16–18 Jan Opinium 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 10%38%52%–28%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
13–14 Dec Opinium 2,016Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 10%42%48%–32%
14 Nov Opinium Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine 1,948Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 9%35%66%–26%
11 Oct Opinium 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%37%55%–29%
3–5 Oct Opinium Archived 7 October 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,007Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 11%34%55%–23%
18–20 Sep Opinium Archived 24 September 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 10%35%55%–25%
11 Sep Opinium 2,011Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 9%33%60%–24%
31 Aug – 1 Sep Survation 1,017Favourable/Unfavourable10%18%32%41%–8%
13–14 Aug Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%36%56%–28%
10–13 Jul Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 11%34%55%–23%
5–7 Jun Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 9%35%56%–26%
15–16 May Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%35%57%–27%
10–12 Apr Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%39%53%–31%
13–15 Mar Opinium 2,001Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 7%41%52%–34%

Anna Soubry

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Anna Soubry, Leader of Change UK since 4 June 2019.

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
 19–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 1,953Approve/Disapprove[a]10%35%55%–25%

Henry Bolton

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Henry Bolton, who served as Leader of the UK Independence Party from 29 September 2017 until 17 February 2018.

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
6–8 Feb Opinium 2,002Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%50%42%–42%
11–12 Jan Opinium 2,008Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 5%40%55%–35%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
12–14 Dec Opinium 2,005Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 7%39%54%–32%
14–16 Nov Opinium 2,003Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%38%54%–30%
4–6 Oct Opinium 2,009Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 4] 8%34%58%–26%

Tim Farron

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Tim Farron, who was Leader of the Liberal Democrats from 16 July 2015 until 20 July 2017.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
11–14 Jul 2017 Opinium/Observer 2,013Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 9] 12%45%43%–33%
27–29 Jun 2017 Opinium/Observer 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 9] 12%44%44%–32%

Paul Nuttall

The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Paul Nuttall, who was Leader of the UK Independence Party from 28 November 2016 until 9 June 2017. These polls were conducted after his resignation and asked how voters how they felt he had handled his job.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveNeitherDon't knowNet approval
11–14 Jul 2017 Opinium/Observer 2,013Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 10] 7%54%39%–47%
27–29 Jun 2017 Opinium/Observer 2,010Approve/Disapprove [lower-alpha 10] 7%54%39%–47%

Approval polling in Scotland

The polls below were conducted amongst voters in Scotland only, and asked about their opinions on both Scottish and UK-wide political leaders.

Boris Johnson

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
30 Aug– Sep 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,059Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 24%58%17%–34%

Jeremy Corbyn

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of the Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
30 Aug– Sep 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,059Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 13%71%16%–58%
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 16%60%24%–44%
1–5 Jun 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,075Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 28%58%14%–30%
24–26 Apr 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,029Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 12%77%12%–65%
12–16 Jan 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,002Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 40%43%17%–3%
2–5 Oct 2017 YouGov/The Times 1,135Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 53%33%14%+20%

Nicola Sturgeon

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Nicola Sturgeon, Leader of the Scottish National Party and First Minister of Scotland.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
30 Aug– Sep 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,059Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 47%42%11%+5%
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 39%39%22%0%
24–26 Apr 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,029Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 47%46%8%+1%
1–4 Mar 2019 Survation/Scottish Daily Mail 1,011Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 40%38%23%+2%
1–5 Jun 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,075Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 45%47%8%–2%
12–16 Jan 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,002Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 43%43%13%0%
2–5 Oct 2017 YouGov/The Times 1,135Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 46%46%9%0%

Nigel Farage

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Nigel Farage, Leader of the Brexit Party.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 24%48%28%–24%

Richard Leonard

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Richard Leonard, Leader of the Scottish Labour Party.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
30 Aug– Sep 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,059Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 7%40%53%–33%
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 10%41%49%–31%
24–26 Apr 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,029Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 10%39%51%–29%
1–5 Jun 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,075Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 13%33%54%–20%
12–16 Jan 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,002Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 12%27%60%–15%

Patrick Harvie

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Patrick Harvie, Co-Convenor of the Scottish Green Party.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
21 Oct 2018[Survation]1,017Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 13%26%62%–13%
1–5 Jun 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,075Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 15%26%59%–9%
19 Sep 2016[Survation]1,073Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 17%19%63%–2%

Former Party Leaders

Theresa May

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Theresa May, former Leader of the Conservatives and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 15%61%24%–46%
24–26 Apr 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,029Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 18%76%6%–58%
1–5 Jun 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,075Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 24%68%8%–44%
12–16 Jan 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,002Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 21%68%10%–47%
2–5 Oct 2017 YouGov/The Times 1,135Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 21%70%10%–49%

Vince Cable

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Vince Cable, former Leader of the Liberal Democrats.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 22%28%50%–6%

Ruth Davidson

The following polls asked about Scottish voters' opinions on Ruth Davidson, former Leader of the Scottish Conservative Party.

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/
client
Sample sizeQuestion
wording
ApproveDisapproveDon't knowNet approval
18–20 Jun 2019 Panelbase/The Sunday Times 1,024Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 33%34%33%–1%
24–26 Apr 2019 YouGov/The Times 1,029Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 42%32%26%+10%
1–5 Jun 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,075Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 45%34%21%+11%
12–16 Jan 2018 YouGov/The Times 1,002Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 45%30%26%+15%
2–5 Oct 2017 YouGov/The Times 1,135Well/Badly [lower-alpha 6] 47%30%23%+17%

Preferred prime minister polling

Some opinion pollsters ask voters which party leader they would prefer as prime minister — Boris Johnson (Conservative Party) or Jeremy Corbyn (Labour Party). The questions differ slightly from pollster to pollster:

Johnson vs Corbyn

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientAreaSample size Boris Johnson Jeremy Corbyn None of theseUnsureRefusedLead
27–29 Nov Opinium GB2,01836%19%31%14%17%
11-12 Nov YouGov GB1,61944%22%34%22%
7-11 Nov Kantar Archived 13 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB1,16533%19%37%11%14%
31 Oct–4 Nov YouGov Wales1,13641%26%32%15%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB2,00437%18%35%10%19%
23-25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB2,00139%16%35%10%23%
19–21 Oct YouGov GB1,68943%20%34%3%23%
15-17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB2,00136%15%37%11%21%
14–15 Oct YouGov GB1,62543%21%32%4%22%
8–9 Oct YouGov GB1,61641%21%34%4%20%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB2,00636%16%36%12%20%
30 Sep–1 Oct YouGov GB1,62340%22%35%3%18%
25–27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB2,00737%16%40%7%21%
19–20 Sep Opinium GB36%15%21%
17–18 Sep YouGov GB1,60838%22%36%3%16%
11–13 Sep Opinium GB2,00235%16%37%12%19%
3–4 Sep Hanbury Strategy Archived 9 March 2021 at the Wayback Machine GB99545%26%29%19%
27–28 Aug YouGov GB2,00640%20%36%4%20%
21–23 Aug Opinium GB2,00541%17%34%8%24%
8–9 Aug Opinium Archived 7 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine GB2,00138%19%34%9%19%
5–6 Aug YouGov GB1,62839%19%37%4%20%
26–30 July Ipsos MORI GB1,00752%27%15%6%25%
29–30 July YouGov GB2,06642%21%34%3%21%
25–27 July Deltapoll GB2,00148%25%28%23%
 24–25 July ComRes GB2,02949%28%24%21%
 23–24 July YouGov GB1,71538%20%38%3%18%
 21–22 July YouGov GB1,65534%20%42%4%14%

4-way polling

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Boris Johnson Jeremy Corbyn Jo Swinson Nigel Farage None of theseUnsureRefusedLead
27-29 Nov Opinium 2,01832%17%10%6%20%15%15%
14-16 Nov Survation 1,01047%16%15%22%31%
30 Oct-1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00429%16%12%9%21%13%13%
30-31 Oct ComRes 2,03232%18%11%7%33%14%
23-25 Oct Opinium Archived 19 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00132%13%11%9%23%12%19%
15-17 Oct Opinium Archived 12 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00130%13%13%8%24%13%17%
3–4 Oct Opinium Archived 17 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00629%14%12%7%23%16%15%
25-27 Sep Opinium Archived 29 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00727%16%14%8%25%11%11%
25 SepSurvation1,01141%18%21%20%20%
19–20 Sep Opinium TBA29%13%14%9%TBATBA15%
11–13 Sep Opinium 2,00227%14%12%10%24%13%13%
3–4 Sep Hanbury Strategy Archived 9 March 2021 at the Wayback Machine 99540%18%12%29%22%
29–30 Aug Survation 1,02045%17%19%19%26%
21–23 Aug Opinium 2,00531%15%12%11%21%10%16%
8–9 Aug Opinium 2,00330%16%11%10%22%12%14%

May vs Corbyn

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn None of theseUnsureRefusedLead
 3–5 July Opinium 2,00219%16%58%7%3%
18–20 June Opinium Archived 19 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00917%18%57%8%1%
28–30 May Opinium Archived 18 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00515%15%60%10%Tie
8–10 May Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00419%18%55%9%1%
9–12 Apr Opinium/The Observer 2,00724%19%49%8%5%
2–3 Apr YouGov 1,77129%20%47%4%9%
28–29 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,00825%18%47%10%7%
24–25 Mar YouGov/The Times 2,11031%19%46%3%12%
20–22 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,00227%18%44%11%9%
12–15 Mar Opinium/The Observer Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00829%18%45%8%11%
26 Feb – 1 Mar Opinium/The Observer Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00333%18%42%7%15%
22–23 Feb YouGov/The Times 1,67239%16%42%3%23%
20–22 Feb Opinium Archived 9 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00834%20%38%8%14%
18 Feb Survation/Daily Mail 1,02148%29%22%19%
13–15 Feb Opinium Archived 16 September 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00530%22%39%9%8%
4–8 Feb BMG 1,50329%22%40%9%7%
3–4 Feb YouGov/The Times 1,85140%19%39%2%21%
30 Jan – 1 Feb Opinium 2,00832%20%39%9%12%
16–18 Jan Opinium 2,00629%22%40%9%7%
13–14 Jan YouGov/The Times 1,70136%20%41%3%16%
6–7 Jan YouGov/The Times 1,65638%20%38%4%18%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn None of theseDon't knowLead
13–14 Dec Opinium Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,01630%22%39%8%8%
3–4 Dec YouGov/The Times 1,62435%24%4%37%11%
26–27 Nov YouGov/The Times 1,73736%23%3%38%13%
18–19 Nov YouGov/The Times 1,67135%22%4%38%13%
14–15 Nov Opinium Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine 2,00330%23%38%9%7%
4–5 Nov YouGov/The Times 1,63736%22%3%38%14%
22–23 Oct YouGov/The Times 1,80235%24%3%38%11%
14–15 Oct YouGov/The Times 1,64938%24%38%14%
11–12 Oct Opinium 2,01033%24%35%9%9%
8–9 Oct YouGov/The Times 1,64736%25%40%11%
3–5 Oct BMG Research 1,50334%28%38%6%
30 Sep – 1 Oct YouGov/The Times 1,60734%23%43%11%
26–28 Sep Opinium 2,00833%23%34%10%10%
18–20 Sep Opinium 2,00333%23%36%9%10%
18–19 Sep YouGov/The Times 2,50936%23%41%13%
12–13 Sep YouGov/The Times 1,62036%23%41%13%
11–13 Sep Opinium 2,01132%23%35%10%9%
4–7 Sep BMG Research 1,53326%25%49%1%
3–4 Sep YouGov/The Times 1,88334%25%41%9%
28–29 Aug YouGov/The Times 1,66435%23%42%12%
20–21 Aug YouGov/The Times 1,69736%23%42%13%
14 Aug Opinium 2,00330%24%46%6%
13–14 Aug YouGov 1,66035%24%41%11%
8–9 Aug YouGov/The Times 1,67436%22%39%14%
30–31 July YouGov/The Times 1,71832%25%40%7%
22–23 July YouGov 1,65032%26%39%6%
16–17 July YouGov 1,65733%25%38%8%
10–13 July Opinium 2,00529%25%36%10%4%
8–9 July YouGov 1,65733%25%38%8%
10–13 July Opinium 2,00529%25%36%10%4%
8–9 July YouGov / The Times 1,66934%27%36%7%
3–4 July YouGov / The Times 1,64135%25%37%10%
25–26 Jun YouGov / The Times 1,64538%26%34%12%
18–19 Jun YouGov 1,60638%26%34%12%
11–12 Jun YouGov 1,63839%24%37%15%
5–7 Jun Opinium 2,00535%25%29%11%10%
4–5 Jun YouGov 1,61937%24%37%13%
28–29 May YouGov 1,67038%27%35%11%
20–21 May YouGov 1,66037%27%35%10%
15–16 May Opinium 2,00936%23%30%10%13%
13–14 May YouGov/The Times 1,63440%25%35%15%
8–9 May YouGov/The Times 1,64839%25%36%14%
30 Apr – 1 May YouGov/The Times 1,59537%27%36%10%
16–17 Apr YouGov/The Times 1,63139%25%35%14%
14 Apr Survation 2,06043%30%28%13%
10–12 Apr Opinium 2,00836%24%31%9%12%
9–10 Apr YouGov 1,63937%26%37%11%
4–5 Apr YouGov 1,66239%26%35%13%
26–27 Mar YouGov 1,65938%27%35%11%
13–15 Mar Opinium/The Observer 2,00134%26%29%11%8%
5–6 Mar YouGov 1,64136%29%35%7%
26–27 Feb YouGov 1,62236%30%33%6%
19–20 Feb YouGov/The Times 1,65036%29%35%7%
12–13 Feb YouGov/The Times 1,53936%29%35%7%
6–9 Feb BMG Research 1,50732%30%38%2%
6–8 Feb Opinium/The Observer 2,00234%28%28%10%6%
5–6 Feb YouGov/The Times 2,00037%29%33%8%
28–29 Jan YouGov/The Times 1,66935%29%36%6%
16–17 Jan YouGov 1,67236%31%33%5%
11–12 Jan Opinium 2,00833%28%29%11%5%
7–8 Jan YouGov 1,66337%31%31%6%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn None of theseDon't knowLead
19–20 Dec YouGov 1,61037%31%32%6%
12–14 Dec Opinium 1,68034%28%27%11%6%
9–10 Dec YouGov 1,68037%28%35%9%
5–8 Dec BMG Research 1,50932%33%38%1%
4–5 Dec YouGov 1,63834%30%36%4%
29 Nov – 1 Dec ICM Research 2,05040%32%28%8%
14–16 Nov Opinium 2,00334%29%27%10%5%
7–8 Nov YouGov/The Times 2,01234%31%35%3%
10–11 Oct YouGov/The Times 1,68033%33%35%Tie
6–8 Oct ICM/The Guardian 2,05241%32%27%9%
4–6 Oct Opinium/Observer 2,00932%29%28%11%3%
4–5 Oct YouGov/The Times 1,61536%33%32%3%
26–29 Sep BMG Research 1,91030%32%38%2%
22–24 Sep YouGov/The Times 1,71637%29%33%8%
19–22 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,00436%26%28%10%10%
15–18 Sep Ipsos MORI 1,02345%38%10%6%7%
12–15 Sep Opinium/Observer 2,00936%28%26%11%8%
30–31 Aug YouGov/The Times 1,65837%32%31%5%
21–22 Aug YouGov/The Times 1,66437%33%31%4%
15–18 Aug Opinium/Observer 1,25634%30%27%9%4%
7–11 Aug BMG/The Independent 1,51232%33%26%10%1%
31 Jul – 1 Aug YouGov/The Times 1,66536%33%31%3%
18–19 Jul YouGov/The Times 1,59337%32%30%5%
14–18 Jul Ipsos MORI 1,07146%38%10%6%8%
14–15 Jul Survation/Mail on Sunday 1,02443%35%21%8%
11–14 Jul Opinium/Observer 2,01336%33%22%9%3%
10–11 Jul YouGov/The Sunday Times 1,70038%33%29%5%
28–30 Jun Survation 1,01744%38%19%6%
27–29 Jun Opinium/Observer 2,01035%34%23%8%1%
21–22 Jun YouGov/The Times 1,67034%35%30%1%
9–10 Jun YouGov/The Sunday Times 1,72039%39%22%Tie

Hypothetical polling

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May John Major NeitherDon't
Know
Lead
23–24 July YouGov 1,62726%25%37%11%1%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size David Cameron Theresa May NeitherDon't
Know
Lead
23–24 July YouGov 1,62728%22%41%9%6%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Tony Blair NeitherDon't
Know
Lead
23–24 July YouGov 1,62731%26%35%9%5%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Gordon Brown NeitherDon't
Know
Lead
23–24 July YouGov 1,62732%25%35%9%7%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size David
Davis
Amber
Rudd
Don't
Know
Lead
31 Aug–1 Sep Survation/The Mail on Sunday 1,04628%19%53%9%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size David
Davis
Jacob
Rees-Mogg
Don't
Know
Lead
31 Aug–1 Sep Survation/The Mail on Sunday 1,04626%19%55%7%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Boris
Johnson
David
Davis
Don't
Know
Lead
31 Aug–1 Sep Survation/The Mail on Sunday 1,04630%28%42%2%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Boris
Johnson
Amber
Rudd
Don't
Know
Lead
31 Aug–1 Sep Survation/The Mail on Sunday 1,04632%25%43%7%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Boris
Johnson
Jacob
Rees-Mogg
Don't
Know
Lead
31 Aug–1 Sep Survation/The Mail on Sunday 1,04629%26%45%3%

Most trusted to negotiate Brexit

Some opinion pollsters ask voters which party leader they trust most to negotiate the best Brexit deal for Britain. The questions vary:

Johnson vs Corbyn

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Johnson Corbyn NeitherDon't knowLead
6–9 Nov Deltapoll 1,51850%27%23%23%
7–8 Nov YouGov 1,59836%12%10%28%
Others
21%
31 Oct–2 Nov Deltapoll 2,00451%26%23%25%
31 Oct–1 Nov YouGov 1,59836%12%11%26%
Others
21%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00425%12%15%
Others
Liberal Democrat 12%
Brexit Party 11%
Green 2%
SNP 3%
UKIP 1%
Plaid Cymru 0%
Other 1%
Change 0%
17%13%

May vs Corbyn

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn Both equallyNeitherDon't knowLead
20–22 Jul ICM Research 2,01026%18%44%15%8%
19–20 June YouGov 1,66332%14%3%38%12%18%
15–16 May Opinium 2,00933%20%TBCTBC13%
12–14 Jan ICM Research 2,02735%19%31%15%16%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn Both equallyNeitherDon't knowLead
23–24 Oct YouGov 1,63732%17%3%33%15%15%
22–24 Sep ICM Research/The Guardian 1,96832%18%34%15%12%
22–24 Sep YouGov/The Times 1,71631%18%3%35%14%13%
12–13 Sep YouGov TBC33%20%3%32%12%13%
14–15 Jul Survation/Mail on Sunday 1,02442%33%25%9%
28–30 Jun Survation 1,02551%35%15%16%
17 Jun Survation/Good Morning Britain 1,00552%39%10%13%

May vs Corbyn vs Cable

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn Vince Cable Don't knowLead
23 Sep Survation/Mail on Sunday 1,02439%27%9%26%12%

Hypothetical polling

Hypothetical polling
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Jeremy Corbyn Boris Johnson Philip Hammond Don't
know
Lead
6–8 Oct 2017 ICM Research 1,02426%22%16%7%29%4%
Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Theresa May Boris Johnson Don't
Know
Lead
23 Sep 2017 Survation/The Mail on Sunday 1,17438%25%37%13%

Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer

Some opinion pollsters ask voters which party leader and Chancellor/Shadow Chancellor they trust most to manage the economy. The questions vary:

During the Johnson ministry

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Johnson & Javid Corbyn & McDonnell NeitherDon't knowLead
6–9 Nov Deltapoll 1,51848%28%24%20%
7–8 Nov YouGov 1,59834%16%16%27%
Others
18%
6–8 Nov Panelbase 1,04646%21%25%25%
31 Oct–2 Nov Deltapoll 2,00447%28%25%19%
31 Oct–1 NovYouGov [17] 1,59834%17%18%25%
Others
17%
30 Oct–1 NovOpinium [18] 2,00432%16%12%
Others
12%16%
30 Oct–1 Nov Opinium Archived 3 November 2019 at the Wayback Machine 2,00439%21%13%27%18%
25–27 Jul Deltapoll 2,00148%25%28%23%

During the May ministry

2019

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size May & Hammond Corbyn & McDonnell NeitherDon't knowLead
21–22 FebDeltapoll [19] 1,02746%28%26%18%
8-11 Feb Deltapoll [20] 2,00445%31%24%14%

2018

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeMay & HammondCorbyn & McDonnellNeitherDon't knowLead
20–22 Jul ICM Research 2,01035%22%30%13%13%
12–14 JulDeltapoll [21] 1,48439%36%26%3%
12–14 Jan ICM Research 2,02736%24%27%14%12%

2017

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample sizeMay & HammondCorbyn & McDonnellNeitherDon't knowLead
12–14 Dec Opinium 2,00537%28%24%12%9%
24–26 Nov ICM Research 2,02936%28%26%10%8%
22–23 NovYouGov / The Times [22] 1,64437%21%22%20%16%
14–16 NovOpinium [23] 2,03236%28%24%12%8%
23–24 Oct ICM/The Guardian 2,02239%26%23%11%13%

Best Chancellor of the Exchequer

Some opinion pollsters ask voters which politician would make the best Chancellor of the Exchequer. The questions vary:

Hammond vs McDonnell (2018)

Date(s)
conducted
Polling organisation/clientSample size Philip Hammond John McDonnell NeitherDon't knowLead
24–28 Nov Ipsos MORI 1,00341%32%8%19%9%
22–23 Nov YouGov / The Times 1,64423%13%64%10%
19–20 Nov YouGov 1,67720%12%68%8%

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Question asked in polls: "For each of the following party leaders, do you think they are doing very well in their job, quite well, quite badly or very badly?"
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Questions asked in polls: "Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Jeremy Corbyn is doing his job as leader of the Labour Party? / Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Theresa May is doing her job as Prime Minister?"
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Questions asked in polls: "Do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Theresa May?" and "Do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Jeremy Corbyn?"
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 Questions asked in polls: "To what extent do you approve or disapprove of…" (1) "The way Theresa May is handling her job as Prime Minister"; (2) "The way Jeremy Corbyn is handling his job as Leader of the Labour Party"; (3) "The way Vince Cable is handling his job as Leader of the Liberal Democrats"; (4) "The way Henry Bolton is handling his job as Leader of the UK Independence Party"
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Questions asked in polls: "Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Jeremy Corbyn is doing his job as leader of the Opposition? / Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Theresa May is doing her job as Prime Minister?"
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Question asked in polls: "Do you think that Theresa May is doing well or badly as Prime Minister? / Do you think that Jeremy Corbyn is doing well or badly as Leader of the Labour Party? / Do you think Nicola Sturgeon is doing well or badly as First Minister? / Do you think that Ruth Davidson is doing well or badly as leader of the Scottish Conservative party?"
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Questions asked in polls: "From what you have seen or heard, do you think... has done a good job or a bad job?" (1) "The Prime Minister Theresa May"; (2) "The leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn"
  8. 1 2 Questions asked in polls: "How good or bad a job do you think Theresa May, Conservative Party leader is doing?" and "How good or bad a job do you think Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader is doing?"
  9. 1 2 Question asked in polls: "To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way Tim Farron is handling his job as Leader of the Liberal Democrats?"
  10. 1 2 Question asked in polls: "To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way Paul Nuttall handled his job as Leader of the UK Independence Party?"

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