Leadership approval opinion polling for the next United Kingdom general election

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At various dates in the run up to the next United Kingdom general election various organisations have carried out opinion polling to gauge the opinions that voters hold towards political leaders. The polling companies listed are usually members of the British Polling Council (BPC) and abide by its disclosure rules. The date range for opinion polls is from the 2024 general election, held on 4 July 2024 to the present.

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Preferred prime minister polling

Some pollsters ask voters which of the party leaders they would prefer as prime minister.

Starmer vs Badenoch


Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch NoneDon't knowLead
29–31 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [1] 1,25134%37%25%4%3
20–22 Aug 2025Opinium [2] 2,05023%15%49%14%8
14–18 Aug 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [3] [a] 5,02931%21%–48%10
6–8 Aug 2025Opinium [4] 2,05024%14%50%11%10
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21630%20%8%42%10
1–3 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [6] 1,25934%37%24%5%3
25–28 Jul 2025Ipsos [7] 1,15029%19%43%–10
23–25 Jul 2025Opinium [8] 2,05025%12%49%14%13
9–11 Jul 2025Opinium [9] 2,05223%14%49%14%9
4–6 Jul 2025Freshwater Strategy [10] 1,25936%36%23%5%Tie
26–30 Jun 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [11] [a] 5,01830%15%–55%15
25–27 Jun 2025Opinium [12] 2,05024%12%49%14%12
13–16 Jun 2025Ipsos [13] 1,13528%16%46%–12
11–13 Jun 2025Opinium [14] 2,05025%12%49%14%13
6–8 Jun 2025Freshwater Strategy [15] [a] 1,26034%38%21%7%4
29 May – 2 Jun 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [16] [a] 5,14731%16%–53%15
28–30 May 2025Opinium [17] 2,05024%11%48%17%13
18–19 May 2025YouGov [18] 2,21236%25%4%35%11
14–16 May 2025Opinium [19] 2,05024%13%50%13%11
9–11 May 2025Freshwater Strategy [20] [a] 1,25036%33%25%7%3
30 Apr – 2 May 2025Opinium [21] 2,05025%14%45%15%11
23–25 Apr 2025Opinium [22] 2,05025%14%45%16%11
10–14 Apr 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [23] [a] 5,26333%15%–52%18
9–11 Apr 2025Opinium [24] 2,05028%13%43%15%15
4–6 Apr 2025Freshwater Strategy [25] [a] 1,25032%40%24%5%8
26–28 Mar 2025Opinium [26] 2,05026%13%45%16%13
19–21 Mar 2025Opinium [27] 2,07825%14%45%15%11
14–17 Mar 2025Ipsos [28] 1,13233%16%43%–17
13–17 Mar 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [29] [a] 5,11134%14%–52%20
6–9 Mar 2025JL Partners [30] 2,01235%24%–40%9
5–7 Mar 2025Opinium [31] 2,05028%13%42%17%15
1–2 Mar 2025Freshwater Strategy [32] [a] 1,21536%34%22%8%2
19–21 Feb 2025Opinium [33] 2,05025%15%45%15%10
13–21 Feb 2025JL Partners [34] 6,04935%30%–35%5
18 Feb 2025Redfield & Wilton Strategies [35] 1,50032%27%–41%5
13–17 Feb 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [36] [a] 5,09929%17%–54%12
6–7 Feb 2025YouGov [37] 2,27531%20%10%39%11
5–7 Feb 2025Opinium [38] 2,05024%15%46%15%9
31 Jan – 2 Feb 2025Freshwater Strategy [39] [a] 1,20033%37%24%6%4
28–29 Jan 2025Survation [40] 2,01034%31%–44%3
16–20 Jan 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [41] [a] 5,23129%18%–53%11
10–14 Jan 2025JL Partners [42] 2,00729%26%–44%3
8–10 Jan 2025Opinium [43] 2,05026%16%42%16%10
4–6 Jan 2025Freshwater Strategy [44] [a] 1,20734%38%21%7%4
18–20 Dec 2024Opinium [45] 2,01025%16%41%17%9
13–17 Dec 2024Ipsos [46] 1,13732%18%27%–14
12–16 Dec 2024Survation [47] 2,03035%30%–35%5
6–10 Dec 2024More in Common [48] 2,43228%23%49%–5
26–27 Nov 2024YouGov [49] 2,20327%22%4%47%5
8–11 Nov 2024Ipsos [50] 1,13930%19%38%–11
2 Nov 2024 Kemi Badenoch is elected leader of the Conservative Party

Starmer vs Farage

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Nigel Farage NoneDon't knowLead
29–31 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [1] 1,25138%43%16%3%5
14–18 Aug 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [3] [a] 5,02940%30%–30%10
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21635%28%8%29%7
1–3 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [6] 1,25940%42%15%4%2
25–28 Jul 2025Ipsos [7] 1,15033%25%33%–8
4–6 Jul 2025Freshwater Strategy [10] 1,25940%39%17%4%1
13–16 Jun 2025Ipsos [13] 1,13532%26%35%–6
6–8 Jun 2025Freshwater Strategy [15] [a] 1,26038%45%13%4%7
18–19 May 2025YouGov [18] 2,21244%29%4%23%15
14–17 Mar 2025Ipsos [28] 1,13236%25%32%–11
6–9 Mar 2025JL Partners [30] 2,01243%33%–25%10
18 Feb 2025Redfield & Wilton Strategies [35] 1,50036%37%–26%1
6–7 Feb 2025YouGov [37] 2,27536%26%9%28%10
10–14 Jan 2025JL Partners [42] 2,00738%33%–29%5
13–17 Dec 2024Ipsos [46] 1,13737%25%21%–12

Starmer vs Davey

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Ed Davey NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21620%20%9%52%Tie
18–19 May 2025YouGov [18] 2,21227%25%5%44%2
6–7 Feb 2025YouGov [37] 2,27524%16%11%49%8

Badenoch vs Farage

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage NoneDon't knowLead
29–31 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [1] 1,25134%43%19%5%9
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21621%23%4%49%2
1–3 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [6] 1,25936%41%19%5%5
25–28 Jul 2025Ipsos [7] 1,15019%24%48%–5
4–6 Jul 2025Freshwater Strategy [10] 1,25933%39%23%6%6
6–8 Jun 2025Freshwater Strategy [15] [a] 1,26038%40%17%5%2
18–19 May 2025YouGov [18] 2,21229%25%4%41%4
6–9 Mar 2025JL Partners [30] 2,01232%34%–34%2
6–7 Feb 2025YouGov [37] 2,27522%22%11%46%Tie
13–17 Dec 2024Ipsos [46] 1,13716%23%40%–7

Badenoch vs Davey

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Kemi Badenoch Ed Davey NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21618%26%8%48%8
18–19 May 2025YouGov [18] 2,21221%33%4%41%12
6–7 Feb 2025YouGov [37] 2,27517%26%11%46%9

Farage vs Davey

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Nigel Farage Ed Davey NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21627%31%8%35%4
18–19 May 2025YouGov [18] 2,21227%41%4%27%14
6–7 Feb 2025YouGov [37] 2,27525%30%9%36%5

Starmer vs Badenoch vs Farage

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage NoneDon't knowLead
22–26 Aug 2025More in Common [51] 2,03222%12%25%40%–3
15–18 Aug 2025More in Common [52] 2,00022%10%24%43%–2
14–18 Aug 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [3] [a] 5,02931%10%25%–34%6
8–11 Aug 2025More in Common [53] 2,01522%11%25%41%–3
1–3 Aug 2025More in Common [54] 2,04220%10%26%43%–6
11–14 Jul 2025More in Common [55] 3,02623%10%24%43%–1
2–3 Jul 2025More in Common [56] 1,85520%10%24%46%–4
27–30 Jun 2025More in Common [57] 2,53224%10%25%42%–1
26–30 Jun 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [11] [a] 5,01830%8%23%–39%7
25–27 Jun 2025Survation [58] 2,00231%14%26%–29%5
20–23 Jun 2025More in Common [59] 2,00426%10%24%40%–2
13–16 Jun 2025More in Common [60] 2,03224%10%24%42%–Tie
6–9 Jun 2025More in Common [61] 2,07323%10%24%43%–1
30 May – 2 Jun 2025Survation [62] 1,09632%14%28%–26%4
30 May – 2 Jun 2025More in Common [63] 2,01623%10%24%43%–1
29 May – 2 Jun 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [16] [a] 5,14730%7%23%–39%7
23–26 May 2025More in Common [64] 2,00024%10%24%42%–Tie
16–19 May 2025More in Common [65] 2,09022%11%24%43%–2
3–4 May 2025More in Common [66] 2,21222%10%24%44%–2
17–21 Apr 2025More in Common [67] 2,00426%11%23%40%–3
11–14 Apr 2025More in Common [68] 2,27726%11%22%41%–4
10–14 Apr 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [23] [a] 5,26333%9%20%–37%13
2–8 Apr 2025JL Partners [69] 2,08633%16%30%–21%3
28–31 Mar 2025More in Common [70] 2,08122%11%22%45%–Tie
22–24 Mar 2025More in Common [71] 2,07725%12%22%41%–3
14–17 Mar 2025More in Common [72] 2,43226%11%22%41%–4
13–17 Mar 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [29] [a] 5,11135%8%19%–38%16
7–10 Mar 2025More in Common [73] 2,04126%10%21%43%–5
6–9 Mar 2025JL Partners [30] 2,01232%17%28%–23%4
28 Feb – 3 Mar 2025More in Common [74] 2,01028%12%22%38%–6
21–24 Feb 2025More in Common [75] 2,01322%11%23%44%–1
13–21 Feb 2025JL Partners [34] 6,04930%16%25%–30%5
14–18 Feb 2025More in Common [76] 4,10123%10%25%43%–2
13–17 Feb 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [36] [a] 5,09930%9%23%–38%7
7–10 Feb 2025More in Common [77] 2,00522%13%24%41%–2
31 Jan – 3 Feb 2025More in Common [78] 2,04422%12%24%42%–2
24–27 Jan 2025More in Common [79] 2,00921%12%23%44%–2
16–20 Jan 2025Lord Ashcroft Polls [41] [a] 5,23131%11%21%–37%10
10–13 Jan 2025More in Common [80] 2,00521%12%20%47%–1

Starmer vs Badenoch vs Farage vs Davey

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey NoneDon't knowLead
10–11 Jun 2025Survation [81] 2,01023%13%25%9%22%9%2
6–7 Apr 2025YouGov [82] 2,17821%5%16%7%37%13%5
17 Jan 2025YouGov [83] 2,26619%9%20%8%34%–1

Former leaders

Starmer vs Sunak

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Rishi Sunak NoneDon't knowLead
18–20 Oct 2024Savanta [84] 2,13539%32%45%11%7
2–4 Oct 2024Opinium [85] 2,00325%19%45%–6
25–27 Sep 2024Opinium [86] 2,04927%18%46%10%9
18–20 Sep 2024Opinium [87] 2,05028%18%44%10%10
28–30 Aug 2024Opinium [88] 2,04034%15%40%11%19
14–16 Aug 2024Opinium [89] 1,99636%16%37%12%20
31 Jul – 2 Aug 2024Opinium [90] 2,06338%14%37%11%24
17–19 Jul 2024Opinium [91] 2,01037%14%34%15%23

Starmer vs Sunak vs Farage vs Davey vs Denyer vs Ramsay

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Rishi Sunak Nigel Farage Ed Davey Carla Denyer Adrian Ramsay NoneDon't knowLead
7–8 Aug 2024We Think [92] 1,27826%10%20%5%2%2%20%15%6
25–26 Jul 2024We Think [93] 2,01230%11%18%4%3%1%18%15%12
11–12 Jul 2024We Think [94] 2,00530%11%14%5%4%1%20%13%16

Approval polling

Some polls ask voters whether they approve of a particular candidate or party.

Leadership approval

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Zack Polanski
Pos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.Net
2 Sep 2025 Zack Polanski is elected Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales
Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage Ed Davey Carla Denyer Adrian Ramsay
Pos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.Net
29–31 Aug 2025 Freshwater Strategy 1,25121%62%–4122%39%–1738%44%–624%27%–3––
26–28 Aug 2025 BMG Research 1,50419%60%–4119%28%–937%32%+522%17%+5––
25–26 Aug 2025 YouGov 2,19222%69%–47–––––
22–26 Aug 2025 More in Common 2,03219%61%–4218%39%–2135%36%–121%25%–4––
20–22 Aug 2025 Opinium 2,05019%60%–4117%40%–2331%42%–1121%24%–3––
15–19 Aug 2025 Focaldata 1,50023%57%–3423%36%–1334%41%–723%27%–4––
15–18 Aug 2025 Ipsos 1,13522%54%–3220%47%–2731%47%–1625%32%–8––
15–18 Aug 2025 More in Common 2,00020%61%–4118%41%–2333%39%–620%27%–7––
14–15 Aug 2025 YouGov 2,01624%68%–4421%52%–3132%61%–2930%33%–39%14%–55%13%–8
8–11 Aug 2025 More in Common 2,01520%59%–3918%39%–2132%37%–519%28%–9––
6–8 Aug 2025 Opinium 2,05019%60%–4119%39%–2032%41%–922%22%0––
1–3 Aug 2025 More in Common 2,04219%62%–4317%41%–2432%39%–718%26%–8––
1–3 Aug 2025 Freshwater Strategy 1,25923%60%–3724%35%–1137%41%–423%27%–4––
29–31 Jul 2025 BMG Research 1,52820%56%–3621%29%–836%30%+622%16%+6––
26–28 Jul 2025 More in Common 2,04020%61%–4115%43%–2830%41%–1119%27%–8––
22–25 Jul 2025 Opinium 2,05022%57%–3516%39%–2333%40%–721%23%–2––
15–16 Jul 2025 YouGov 2,00624%68%–44–––––
13–14 Jul 2025 YouGov 2,28523%67%–4419%54%–3530%61%–3127%33%–68%15%–74%14%–10
11–14 Jul 2025 Ipsos 1,14421%55%–3417%47%–3032%46%–1422%34%–12––
11–14 Jul 2025 More in Common 3,02620%59%–3917%41%–2430%39%–918%28%–10––
9–11 Jul 2025 Opinium 2,05218%60%–4218%37%–1930%41%–1121%22%–1––
4–7 Jul 2025 More in Common 2,08420%56%–3615%37%–2230%39%–918%23%–5––
4–6 Jul 2025 Freshwater Strategy 1,25923%61%–3822%38%–1633%46%–1327%25%+2––
2–3 Jul 2025 More in Common 1,85518%61%–4315%36%–2131%37%–617%23%–6––
27–30 Jun 2025 More in Common 2,53220%60%–4017%41%–2431%39%–821%27%–6––
25–27 Jun 2025 Survation 2,00233%48%–1531%31%039%41%–229%22%+7––
25–27 Jun 2025 Opinium 2,05021%56%–3516%40%–2430%40%–1022%21%+1––
24–25 Jun 2025 BMG Research 1,61724%53%–2922%27%–535%29%+623%16%+7––
20–23 Jun 2025 More in Common 2,00423%54%–3114%41%–2729%42%–1318%27%–9––
8–17 Jun 2025 YouGov 10,03527%64%–3719%53%–3430%62%–3227%34%–7––
15–16 Jun 2025 YouGov 2,22028%62%–3419%53%–3430%61%–3127%32%–59%15%–65%13%–8
13–16 Jun 2025 Ipsos 1,13524%52%–2818%49%–3131%48%–1726%33%–7––
13–16 Jun 2025 More in Common 2,03220%58%–3814%45%–3128%39%–1117%26%–9––
11–13 Jun 2025 Opinium 2,05021%55%–3418%37%–1930%41%–1122%21%+1––
10–11 Jun 2025 Survation 2,01029%50%–2131%38%–740%37%+331%29%+2––
6–9 Jun 2025 More in Common 2,07319%58%–3914%43%–2929%42%–1317%26%–9––
6–8 Jun 2025 Freshwater Strategy [a] 1,26024%56%–3222%37%–1538%40%–226%23%+3––
3–4 Jun 2025 Find Out Now 2,04114%57%–435%50%–4538%31%+719%25%–6––
30 May – 4 Jun 2025 Ipsos 1,18019%73%–5411%60%–4934%49%–1523%38%–15––
1–2 Jun 2025 YouGov 2,00925%65%–40–––––
30 May – 2 Jun 2025 Survation 1,09632%46%–1431%30%+141%38%+329%23%+6––
30 May – 2 Jun 2025 More in Common 2,01621%57%–3616%43%–2731%39%–819%28%–9––
28–30 May 2025 Opinium 2,05020%56%–3615%42%–2731%42%–1119%24%–5––
28–29 May 2025 BMG Research 1,51023%54%–3117%25%–834%32%+221%17%+4––
23–26 May 2025 More in Common 2,00021%59%–3814%39%–2532%38%–618%24%–6––
16–19 May 2025 More in Common 2,09021%58%–3716%41%–2533%39%–620%27%–7––
14–16 May 2025 Opinium 2,05021%55%–3419%39%–2033%38%–524%23%+1––
13–14 May 2025 YouGov 2,17123%69%–4616%55%–3932%59%–2726%34%–810%15%–54%14%–10
12–13 May 2025 YouGov 2,22724%67%–43–––––
9–13 May 2025 Ipsos 2,28423%54%–3117%49%–3231%50%–1925%32%–7––
10–12 May 2025 More in Common 2,09422%56%–3415%40%–2532%36%–418%27%–9––
5–11 May 2025 Find Out Now 2,18211%64%–538%50%–4242%27%+1522%27%–5––
6–8 May 2025 BMG Research 1,52520%59%–3920%25%–535%32%+322%19%+3––
2–5 May 2025 Ipsos 1,09924%50%–26–––––
2–5 May 2025 Survation 2,03228%52%–2424%37%–1336%39%–325%26%–114%23%–9 [b] 14%23%–9 [b]
3–4 May 2025 More in Common 2,21219%57%–3816%39%–2332%35%–320%25%–5––
30 Apr – 2 May 2025 Opinium 2,05022%56%–3419%39%–2026%43%–1721%24%–3––
25–27 Apr 2025 More in Common 2,00923%56%–3320%33%–1328%39%–1119%26%–7––
23–25 Apr 2025 Opinium 2,05022%56%–3420%38%–1829%41%–1220%25%–5––
17–21 Apr 2025 More in Common 2,00422%56%–3415%40%–2525%42%–1716%30%–14––
13–14 Apr 2025 YouGov 2,16228%62%–3416%54%–3827%65%–3824%35%–118%16%–84%13%–9
11–14 Apr 2025 More in Common 2,27721%55%–3414%37%–2325%41%–1617%28%–11––
11–14 Apr 2025 Focaldata 1,58520%55%–3519%32%–1329%44%–1521%26%–512%16%–4–
9–11 Apr 2025 Opinium 2,05025%55%–3019%39%–2028%43%–1522%24%–2––
9–10 Apr 2025 YouGov 2,00130%63%–33–––––
2–8 Apr 2025 JL Partners 2,08628%51%–2325%34%–935%42%–724%27%–312%19%–711%15%–4
6–7 Apr 2025 YouGov 2,17827%60%–3314%52%–3829%47%–1827%30%–3––
4–7 Apr 2025 Deltapoll 1,52424%52%–28–––––
4–7 Apr 2025 More in Common 2,05823%55%–3217%36%–1927%41%–1420%28%–8––
3–5 Apr 2025 Find Out Now 2,20915%59%–447%43%–3626%41%–1520%27%–7––
31 Mar – 1 Apr 2025 YouGov 2,21316%45%–29–––––
28–31 Mar 2025 More in Common 2,08121%56%–3515%36%–2126%41%–1517%27%–10––
26–28 Mar 2025 Opinium Archived 31 March 2025 at the Wayback Machine 2,05022%54%–3217%38%–2126%42%–1620%22%–2––
26–27 Mar 2025 BMG Research 1,54424%54%–3022%24%–229%36%–723%16%+7––
21–26 Mar 2025 Ipsos 1,07227%47%–2018%40%–2228%43%–1526%29%–3––
22–24 Mar 2025 More in Common 2,07722%54%–3216%40%–2425%42%–1716%27%–11––
19–21 Mar 2025 Opinium 2,07824%53%–2920%35%–1528%40%–1222%21%+1––
16–17 Mar 2025 YouGov 2,08132%60%–2818%52%–3427%65%–3827%33%–68%15%–75%12%–7
14–17 Mar 2025 Ipsos 1,13229%46%–1718%44%–2629%49%–2024%30%–6––
14–17 Mar 2025 Deltapoll 1,97431%62%–3128%45%–17––––
14–17 Mar 2025 More in Common 2,43224%51%–2716%35%–1926%40%–1417%24%–7––
13–14 Mar 2025 YouGov 2,15532%58%–26–––––
10–11 Mar 2025 YouGov 2,07630%62%–3216%50%–3426%65%–3925%31%–6––
7–10 Mar 2025 More in Common 2,04125%51%–2615%37%–2225%43%–1817%25%–8––
5–10 Mar 2025 Find Out Now 2,31020%50%–309%43%–3425%41%–1620%25%–5––
6–9 Mar 2025 JL Partners 2,01228%47%–1926%31%–533%42%–922%25%–310%17%–710%18%–8
5–7 Mar 2025 Opinium 2,05026%49%–2319%36%–1729%39%–1023%21%+2––
4–5 Mar 2025 YouGov 2,14731%59%–2817%51%–3430%60%–3027%32%–57%13%–64%12%–8
3 Mar 2025 Redfield & Wilton Strategies 1,39832%46%–14–––––
28 Feb – 3 Mar 2025 More in Common 2,01024%52%–2815%35%–2026%41%–1516%26%–10––
25–26 Feb 2025 BMG Research 1,58624%54%–3023%22%+132%33%–123%18%+5––
21–24 Feb 2025 More in Common 2,01319%58%–3913%37%–2426%38%–12–
19–21 Feb 2025 Opinium 2,05021%55%–3418%38%–2030%38%–821%22%–1
13–21 Feb 2025 JL Partners 6,04924%52%–2825%34%–935%42%–724%27%–312%19%–711%15%–4
17–19 Feb 2025 Find Out Now 2,05614%59%–458%45%–3732%36%–419%26%–7––
18 Feb 2025 Redfield & Wilton Strategies 1,50030%48%–18–––
14–18 Feb 2025 More in Common 4,10120%57%–3715%36%–2130%38%–816%26%–10
16–17 Feb 2025 YouGov 2,43626%66%–4017%51%–3430%60%–3027%32%–57%13%–54%12%–8
12 Feb 2025 Redfield & Wilton Strategies 2,300–29%24%+5––––
7–11 Feb 2025 Ipsos 2,24821%55%–3416%45%–2931%46%–1521%33%–12
7–10 Feb 2025 More in Common 2,00519%60%–4117%36%–1929%40%–1119%24%–5
5–7 Feb 2025 Opinium 2,05022%56%–3420%35%–1531%38%–722%21%+1
31 Jan – 3 Feb 2025 More in Common 2,04418%56%–3815%33%–1826%38%–1215%24%–9
28 Jan – 3 Feb 2025 Find Out Now 1,81011%58%–4710%38%–2830%34%–416%24%–8
28–29 Jan 2025 BMG Research 1,51422%55%–3323%23%032%35%–322%18%+4
28–29 Jan 2025 Survation 2,01030%49%–1933%31%+235%42%–728%25%+3
24–27 Jan 2025 More in Common 2,00916%58%–4216%32%–1627%39%–1215%24%–9
22–24 Jan 2025 Opinium 2,05021%55%–3419%34%–1532%39%–721%21%0
17–20 Jan 2025 More in Common 2,01620%56%–3616%33%–1727%39%–1215%24%–9
17–20 Jan 2025 Deltapoll 1,50029%64%–3529%45%–16––
10–13 Jan 2025 Ipsos 1,13925%52%–2716%46%–3026%51%–2525%27%–2
10–13 Jan 2025 More in Common 2,10219%58%–3914%32%–1825%42%–17–
8–10 Jan 2025 Opinium 2,05022%55%–3321%34%–1330%39%–922%20%+2
30 Dec – 3 Jan 2025 Deltapoll 1,53226%68%–4225%46%–21––
19–23 Dec 2024 Deltapoll 1,55228%64%–3634%38%–4––
18–20 Dec 2024 Opinium 2,01022%54%–3221%32%–1229%38%–923%20%+3
12–16 Dec 2024 Survation 2,03035%44%–936%25%+1137%37%029%23%+6
12–13 Dec 2024 YouGov 2,21525%66%–4118%49%–3128%62%–34–
6–10 Dec 2024 More in Common 2,43219%55%–3618%27%–927%38%–1117%25%–8
27 Nov – 4 Dec 2024 Ipsos 1,02827%61%–3419%34%–15–30%27%+3
27–29 Nov 2024 Opinium 2,02022%54%–3222%28%–629%38%–922%21%+1
26–27 Nov 2024 BMG Research 1,53125%53%–2823%16%+727%34%–723%18%+5
26–27 Nov 2024 More in Common 1,74924%53%–2920%26%–625%41%–16–
14–18 Nov 2024 Deltapoll 1,74929%61%–32 24%38%–14––
13–14 Nov 2024 JL Partners 2,02425%48%–23 22%23%–131%41%–1020%21%–112%12%-11%10%+1
11–13 Nov 2024 Opinium 2,06825%50%–25 20%25%–529%37%–823%19%+3––
8–11 Nov 2024 Ipsos 1,13923%52%–2921%39%–1828%48%–2021%31%–1017%26%–916%26%–10
8–11 Nov 2024 More In Common 2,11124%48%–2417%19%–2–16%21%–5––
8–10 Nov 2024 YouGov 2,09928%61%–33 21%41%–2030%61%–3124%31%–77%14%–74%12%–8
2 Nov 2024 Kemi Badenoch is elected leader of the Conservative Party
Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Rishi Sunak Nigel Farage Ed Davey Carla Denyer Adrian Ramsay
Pos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.Net
30–31 Oct 2024 BMG Research 1,51123%49%–2628%33%–528%35%–719%19%-––
30–31 Oct 2024 Opinium 2,01626%50%–24 23%45%–2228%40%–1223%19%+4
18–20 Oct 2024 Savanta 2,13530%48%–1828%49%–2131%46%–1422%28%–515%20%–513%20%–7
16–18 Oct 2024 Opinium 2,00721%53%–32 20%45%–2525%39%–1422%20%+2––
9–10 Oct 2024 More In Common 2,07318%56%–3818%49%–31––
5–7 Oct 2024 More In Common 2,02321%54%–3319%51%–32
4–7 Oct 2024 Deltapoll 2,10830%61%–3127%65%–38
4–6 Oct 2024 YouGov 2,12127%63%–3624%66%–4228%63%–3525%32%–7
2–4 Oct 2024 Opinium 2,05524%52%–2818%47%–2926%42%–1621%21%-
2–3 Oct 2024 BMG Research 1,56225%50%–2523%41%–1829%32%–421%20%+1
25–27 Sep 2024 Opinium 2,00323%53%–3020%46%–2629%40%–1122%23%–1
24–25 Sep 2024 More In Common 2,08021%48%–2717%52%–35––
20–22 Sep 2024 YouGov 2,13730%60%–3024%68%–4428%63%–3527%36%–9
18–20 Sep 2024 Opinium 2,05024%50%–2621%46%–2527%39%–1224%21%+3
9 Sep 2024 More In Common 2,02425%45%–20–––
29 Aug 2024 BMG Research 1,56028%44%–1622%46%–2428%37%–919%21%–2
24–27 Aug 2024 More In Common 2,01527%43%–1617%58%–41––
14–16 Aug 2024 Opinium 2,00032%38%–620%50%–3024%43%–1921%21%-
7–8 Aug 2024 We Think 1,27833%42%–922%57%–3529%44%–1518%36%–1814%28%–1410%26%–16
5–7 Aug 2024 BMG Research 1,52330%33%–319%42%–2323%37%–1421%16%+5––
5–6 Aug 2024 YouGov 2,16337%53%–1623%71%–4825%67%–42–
31 Jul – 2 Aug 2024 Opinium 2,06335%32%+318%48%–3025%40%–1524%19%+519%17%+219%17%+2
30–31 Jul 2024 YouGov 2,23340%49%–923%70%–4727%62%–3527%33%–69%12%–33%10%–7
25–26 Jul 2024 We Think Archived 14 January 2025 at the Wayback Machine 2,01242%37%+525%61%–3630%50%–2021%36%–1516%34%–1812%32%–20
17–19 Jul 2024 Opinium 2,01038%20%+1820%42%–22–25%18%+721%15%+621%15%+6
11–12 Jul 2024 We Think 2,00538%15%+2321%31%–10–––
5–8 Jul 2024 YouGov [95] 2,10244%47%–323%70%–4727%65%–3834%29%+513%16%–37%14%–7
5–6 Jul 2024 Ipsos [96] 1,14140%33%+721%57%–3626%52%–2629%26%+3––

Party approval

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Labour Conservative Reform Lib Dems Green
Pos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.Net
2 Sep 2025 Zack Polanski is elected Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales
29–31 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [1] 1,25123%55%–3226%49%–2338%39%–129%35%–633%28%+5
22–26 Aug 2025More in Common [51] 2,03220%57%–3717%49%–32–––
15–18 Aug 2025Ipsos [97] 1,13525%53%–2821%51%–3034%45%–1125%33%–830%33%–3
14–15 Aug 2025YouGov [98] 2,01627%64%–3726%65%–3934%58%–2440%44%–444%39%+5
8–11 Aug 2025More in Common [53] 2,01522%56%–3417%47%–30–––
1–3 Aug 2025More in Common [54] 2,04217%62%–4515%51%–36–––
1–3 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [6] 1,25927%55%–2827%47%–2039%36%+328%31%–330%31%–1
26–28 Jul 2025More in Common [99] 2,04020%58%–3815%53%–38–––
13–14 Jul 2025YouGov [100] 2,28526%65%–3921%69%–4832%57%–2537%44%–740%40%0
11–14 Jul 2025Ipsos [101] 1,14424%53%–2921%52%–3132%44%–1224%35%–1126%35%–9
11–14 Jul 2025More in Common [55] 3,02619%58%–3916%50%–34–––
4–7 Jul 2025More in Common [102] 2,08419%56%–3713%49%–36–––
4–6 Jul 2025Freshwater Strategy [10] 1,25927%53%–2626%50%–2437%41%–430%31%–129%30%–1
2–3 Jul 2025More in Common [56] 1,85516%59%–4317%43%–26–––
27–30 Jun 2025More in Common [57] 2,53222%55%–3315%51%–36–––
25–27 Jun 2025Survation [58] 2,00235%45%–1036%39%–337%38%–133%26%+731%30%+1
20–23 Jun 2025More in Common [59] 2,00421%54%–3314%52%–38–––
15–16 Jun 2025YouGov [103] 2,22031%61%–3023%67%–4433%57%–2440%42%–241%41%0
13–16 Jun 2025Ipsos [13] 1,13527%52%–2521%54%–3333%45%–1226%36%–1028%33%–5
13–16 Jun 2025More in Common [60] 2,03221%56%–3514%52%–38–––
10–11 Jun 2025Survation [81] 2,01035%46%–1137%39%–239%36%+334%32%+231%34%–3
6–9 Jun 2025More in Common [61] 2,07318%57%–3913%53%–40–––
6–8 Jun 2025Freshwater Strategy [15] [a] 1,26026%55%–2926%50%–2440%39%+133%28%+537%27%+10
30 May – 2 Jun 2025More in Common [63] 2,01621%54%–3314%53%–39–––
16–19 May 2025More in Common [65] 2,09018%60%–4215%52%–37–––
13–14 May 2025YouGov [104] 2,17126%65%–3921%69%–4835%54%–1938%43%–540%41%–1
9–13 May 2025Ipsos [105] 2,28427%50%–2320%56%–3632%46%–1429%34%–531%30%+1
10–12 May 2025More in Common [106] 2,09421%55%–3414%51%–37–––
3–4 May 2025More in Common [66] 2,21219%58%–3914%52%–38–––
25–27 Apr 2025More in Common [107] 2,00923%55%–3217%46%–29–––
17–21 Apr 2025More in Common [67] 2,00421%56%–3514%51%–37–––
13–14 Apr 2025YouGov [108] 2,16229%61%–3224%67%–4328%60%–3236%46%–1041%41%0
11–14 Apr 2025More in Common [68] 2,27720%54%–3417%49%–32–––
4–7 Apr 2025More in Common [109] 2,05819%56%–3716%46%–30–––
28–31 Mar 2025More in Common [70] 2,08119%60%–4116%45%–29–––
22–24 Mar 2025More in Common [71] 2,07721%57%–3616%49%–33–––
16–17 Mar 2025YouGov [110] 2,08132%59%–2725%66%–4128%59%–3136%46%–1042%40%+2
14–17 Mar 2025Ipsos [28] 1,13229%46%–1723%50%–2728%48%–2024%35%–1125%33%–8
14–17 Mar 2025More in Common [72] 2,43226%53%–2716%47%–31–––
10–11 Mar 2025YouGov [111] 2,07631%61%–3025%67%–4228%59%–3138%43%–539%41%–2
7–10 Mar 2025More in Common [73] 2,04122%52%–3015%49%–34–––
4–5 Mar 2025YouGov [112] 2,14732%60%–2824%68%–4428%61%–3337%45%–840%41%–1
28 Feb – 3 Mar 2025More in Common [74] 2,01021%53%–32––––
21–24 Feb 2025More in Common [75] 2,01318%57%–39––––
14–18 Feb 2025More in Common [76] 4,10118%58%–4014%50%–36–––
16–17 Feb 2025YouGov [113] 2,43629%64%–3524%68%–4432%56%–2434%45%–1141%38%+3
7–11 Feb 2025Ipsos [114] 2,24824%52%–2819%53%–3430%44%–1423%35%–1227%32%–4
7–10 Feb 2025More in Common [77] 2,00521%57%–3616%51%–35–––
31 Jan – 3 Feb 2025More in Common [78] 2,04420%53%–3316%46%–30–––
28–29 Jan 2025Survation [40] 2,01034%47%–1334%44%–1033%41%–829%31%–232%33%–1
24–27 Jan 2025More in Common [79] 2,00917%53%–3615%49%–34–––
17–20 Jan 2025More in Common [115] 2,01621%56%–3516%49%–33–––
10–13 Jan 2025Ipsos [116] 1,13929%50%–2120%57%–3727%49%–2226%30%–428%29%–1
12–16 Dec 2024Survation [47] 2,03034%44%–1036%41%–534%38%–428%29%–128%33%–5
12–13 Dec 2024YouGov [117] 2,21528%63%–3524%67%–4327%59%–32––
6–10 Dec 2024More In Common [48] 2,43220%56%–3618%46%–28–––
8–11 Nov 2024More In Common [118] 2,01121%47%–2616%43%–27–17%23%–6–
8–10 Nov 2024YouGov [119] 2,09930%61%–3125%67%–4226%59%–3338%42%–441%39%+2
2 Nov 2024 Kemi Badenoch is elected leader of the Conservative Party
9–10 Oct 2024More In Common [120] 2,07224%51%–2715%52%–36–––
5–7 Oct 2024More In Common [121] 2,023 [c] 24%51%–2715%53%–38–––
20–22 Sep 2024YouGov [122] 2,13232%59%–2724%67%–4326%62%–3637%45%–840%42%–2
24–27 Aug 2024More In Common [123] 2,01525%45%–2015%57%–42–––
5–6 Aug 2024YouGov [124] 2,16339%53%–1423%70%–47–––
5–8 Jul 2024YouGov [125] [95] 2,10247%46%+121%72%–5128%62%–3445%37%+846%38%+8
5–6 Jul 2024Ipsos [126] [96] 1,14140%34%+620%59%–3925%51%–2629%28%+133%28%+6

Hypothetical scenarios

Hypothetical preferred Prime Minister polling

Different Conservative leaders

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Kemi Badenoch Robert Jenrick NoneDon't knowLead
30–31 Oct 2024YouGov [127] 2,23427%20%–47%6%7
29%–21%45%5%8
18–20 Oct 2024Savanta [84] 2,13541%23%––35%18
41%–25%–35%16

With Your Party

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana have stated their intention to found a new political party, provisionally referred to as "Your Party" pending the adoption of a permanent name. [128]

Preferred prime minister polling

Starmer vs Corbyn
Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Keir Starmer Jeremy Corbyn NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21627%22%7%44%5
Badenoch vs Corbyn
Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Kemi Badenoch Jeremy Corbyn NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21624%27%7%44%3
Farage vs Corbyn
Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Nigel Farage Jeremy Corbyn NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21630%29%7%34%1
Davey vs Corbyn
Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Ed Davey Jeremy Corbyn NoneDon't knowLead
3–4 Aug 2025YouGov [5] 2,21625%20%8%47%5

Leadership approval

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Jeremy Corbyn [d] Zarah Sultana [d]
Pos.Neg.NetPos.Neg.Net
29–31 Aug 2025 Freshwater Strategy 1,25124%51%–2714%21%–7
15–19 Aug 2025 Focaldata 1,50020%49%–29–
15–18 Aug 2025 Ipsos 1,13520%51%–3115%41%–26
14–15 Aug 2025 YouGov 2,01626%61%–3514%26%–12

Party approval

Dates
conducted		PollsterSample
size		 Your Party [d]
Pos.Neg.Net
29–31 Aug 2025Freshwater Strategy [1] [e] 1,25133%10%+23
15–18 Aug 2025Ipsos [97] [f] 1,13517%49%–32

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 Pollster is not a member of the British Polling Council.
  2. 1 2 Denyer and Ramsay approval was polled as a single prompt.
  3. ↑ All of the sample was asked about their approval of the Conservative Party. Half of the sample (1,012) was asked about their approval of the Labour Party; half of the sample (1,011) were asked about their approval of the government.
  4. 1 2 3 Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana started the process of creating a new political party on 24 July 2025 and since then have been included by YouGov in their party leadership approval polls, but are not officially party leaders as the party has not yet been formally created.
  5. ↑ Framed as "Your Party"
  6. ↑ Framed as "a new left wing party founded by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana"

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