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[Survation. @Survation]

Clacton By-election Poll: What do voters say the election is about?

Nigel Farage leads Count Binface by 73% to 20%, but what do the voters have to say?

Read the full analysis here: https://t.co/l2IrsSEulM

[Damian Lyons Lowe @DamianSurvation]

The Clacton by-election today is a bit of an odd one - many usual parties missing - the main "challenger" is a unique type of novelty candidate this time and so on.

With that in mind, we conducted a mini-experiment yesterday, extending our work beyond the 500+ responses collected mid campaign and conducted 100+ new interviews, but this time, not prompting any candidate or party names, just allowing respondents to tell us whom they would vote for (or not) - without being provided with (read) a full list (our preferred method) - not feasible in this case given 34 candidates/parties to read out.

We'll post results later today. Our *prior* research is here: https://t.co/bH8JHUSs3K

[LabourList @LabourList]

🔴 Overwhelming majority of Labour members believe Burnham has improved party’s chances for next general election 🤩

👉️ In exclusive polling of Labour members, carried out by @Survation, LabourList can reveal support for Burnham’s electoral appeal spans every wing of the party

👉️ Combined, 86 percent of Labour members believe Burnham to have improved Labour’s chances at the next election. 🌹

Read the full story here 👇
https://t.co/DcxtvnZ6y7

[Damian Lyons Lowe @DamianSurvation]

It’s gone full silly season in the Survation press office:

[Survation. @Survation]

Get the data:

Survation conducted an online poll of 502 adults aged 18+ living in the Clacton constituency on behalf of Mandate Research. Fieldwork was conducted between 16th – 24th July 2026. Tables are available here https://t.co/dVf3B77sPK

[Survation. @Survation]

Clacton By-election Poll: What do voters say the election is about?

Nigel Farage leads Count Binface by 73% to 20%, but what do the voters have to say?

Read the full analysis here: https://t.co/l2IrsSEulM

[Survation. @Survation]

Read the full analysis here: https://t.co/l2IrsSEulM

[LabourList @LabourList]

🤔 Who's your favourite member of the cabinet 👀

📊 LabourList poll reveals party’s favourite ministers in Burnham’s top team 👇

https://t.co/2qgGSlkVAE

[Damian Lyons Lowe @DamianSurvation]

A couple of better polls for Labour from us now, this is the highest Survation has had Labour since 3 June 2025, and the first Labour polling lead since 3 May 2025:

[Survation. @Survation]

Get the data:

Survation conducted an online poll of 1012 adults aged 18+ in the UK on their voting intentions.

Fieldwork was conducted between 25th - 27th July 2026

Tables are available here: https://t.co/v6h08hIECG

[Survation. @Survation]

NEW: Westminster Voting Intention

LAB 26% (+1)
RFM 24% (-2)
CON 21% (+2)
GRN 10% (+2)
LD 10% (=)
SNP 3% (=)
RB 2% (+1)
PC 2% (=)
OTH 3% (-3)

F/w 25-27 July 2026. Changes vs 24/07/2026

[Survation. @Survation]

34% believe Andy Burnham would make the best Prime Minister, compare to 22% for Nigel Farage and 19% for Kemi Badenoch.

[Survation. @Survation]

Get the data:

Survation conducted an online poll of 1021 adults aged 18+ in the UK on their voting intentions.

Fieldwork was conducted between 22nd - 24th July 2026

Tables are available here: https://t.co/aq8Rxa9xaa

[Survation. @Survation]

NEW: Westminster Voting Intention

RFM 26% (+2)
LAB 25% (+1)
CON 19% (-2)
LD 10% (-1)
GRN 8% (-3)
SNP 3% (=)
PC 2% (=)
RB 1% (-1)
OTH 6% (+2)

F/w 22-24 July 2026. Changes vs 15/07/2026

[Survation. @Survation]

The public are feeling greater confidence in the UK government's ability to address issues, also these are still negative.

The Economy is at NET -13 , compared to -36 last week

Immigration is at -30, compared to -43 previously:

Education: 33% confident / 30% not (NET +3)
National security: 33% confident / 34% not (NET -1)
Industrial relations: 30% confident / 33% not (NET -3)
The NHS: 30% confident / 37% not (NET -8)
The environment: 27% confident / 36% not (NET -9)
The economy: 28% confident / 41% not (NET -13)
Housing: 26% confident / 40% not (NET -14)
Climate change: 22% confident / 40% not (NET -17)
Immigration: 23% confident / 53% not (NET -30)
Refugees and asylum seekers: 21% confident / 52% not (NET -32)

F/w 22-24 July 2026.