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🗳️ Labour leads by 15pts, would win majority of 6 seats.
🔴 LAB 44% (+1)
🔵 CON 29% (-)
🟠 LD 9% (+1)
🟣 REF 8% (+2)
🟢 GRN 5% (-1)
🟡 SNP 3% (-1)
Via @OpiniumResearch, 14-16 Dec (+/- since 30 Nov-2 Dec)
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🗳️ NEW: Poll indicates HUNG PARLIAMENT
🔴 LAB 45% (-3)
🔵 CON 32% (+4)
🟠 LD 8% (-2)
🟢 GRN 6% (+2)
🟣 REF 4% (-)
🟡 SNP 3% (-1)
Labour would win 320 seats... 6 short of a majority.
Via @DeltapollUK, 9-12 Dec (+/- since 1-5 Dec)
🗳️New poll suggests Labour majority of 86 seats.
🔴 LAB 47% (-2)
🔵 CON 27% (-1)
🟠 LD 11% (+2)
🟢 GRN 5% (+1)
🟣 REF 5% (-)
🟡 SNP 3% (-1)
Under the new boundaries, Labour would win 368 seats - a majority of 86 seats.
Via @RedfieldWilton, 27 Nov (+/- since 20 Nov)
🗳️New poll suggests Labour majority of 86 seats.
🔴 LAB 44% (-3)
🔵 CON 24% (+3)
🟠 LD 8% (-2)
🟢 GRN 8% (+1)
🟣 REF 5% (-1)
🟡 SNP 5% (+1)
Under the new boundaries, Labour would win 368 seats - a majority of 86 seats.
Via @PeoplePolling, 23 Nov (+/- since 18 Nov)
🇬🇧 Poll suggests Labour majority of over 100 seats.
🔴 LAB 49% (+1)
🔵 CON 28% (+1)
🟠 LD 9% (-1)
🟢 GRN 4% (-)
🟡 SNP 4% (-1)
Labour would win 379 seats, a majority of 108.
Via @RedfieldWilton, 20 Nov (+/- since 16-17 Nov)
🇬🇧 Poll suggests Labour majority of nearly 200.
🔴 LAB 51% (+1)
🔵 CON 25% (-2)
🟠 LD 9% (+3)
🟢 GRN 4% (-2)
🟡 SNP 3% (-2)
Labour would win 424 seats, a majority of 198.
Via @DeltapollUK, 17-19 Nov (+/- since 10-14 Nov)
#ProgressiveAlliance 65%
Sunak's new leader bounce seems to have been very shortlived.
Labour's numbers starting to wain a little too while the LibDems and Greens rally.