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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: cdn.survation.com/wp-content/u...

Labour have taken the lead in the Westminster voting intention for the first time since May 2025, and with their highest vote share in over a year. The Conservatives are up +2 on last week, having remained steady at around 20-21% for most of this year.

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Labour draw level with Reform in Starmer’s last days – how much improvement can Burnham make? | SurvationIn Survation’s final Westminster voting intention poll conducted with Keir Starmer as Labour leader and Prime Minister, Labour and Reform UK are tied on 24%...www.survation.com

Get the data: Survation conducted an online poll of 2057 adults aged 18+ in the UK on their voting intentions. Fieldwork was conducted between 10th - 14th July 2026 Tables are available here: cdn.survation.com/wp-content/u...

Confidence in Keir Starmer's ability to address the issues ends with negative scores across all areas.

Kemi Badenoch is the most liked party leader, with 36% liking her, vs 32% who do not. Kemi Badenoch +4 (36% like / 32% dislike) Ed Davey -3 (25% like / 28% dislike) Nigel Farage -18 (31% like / 49% dislike) Zack Polanski -21 (21% like / 42% dislike) Keir Starmer -33 (22% like / 55% dislike)

Labour and Reform are now tied at 24% each - Labour's highest polling since 20th November 2025, and Reform's lowest since just after the May 2025 local elections

Read the full analysis: survation.com/buyers-remor... 5/5

Buyer’s Remorse? Where public opinion stands 10 years after Brexit | SurvationA decade on since the country voted to Leave the European Union on the 23rd of June 2016, public opinion has shifted decisively away from...survation.com

And the mood? Overwhelmingly negative. Of the words people used to describe Brexit, 82% were negative: "disaster," "mistake," "mess" topped the list. 4/5

🔸 44% think young people have been let down by Brexit - rising to 73% among those who feel closest to Remain 🔸 Gen Z is the least attached generation to either Brexit identity (39% don't lean Remain or Leave) 🔸 Blame goes to: Boris Johnson (38%), Nigel Farage (30%), David Cameron (29%) 3/5

The 2016 coalitions tell different stories a decade on: 🔵 Remain voters: 83% would still vote Rejoin - barely moved 🔴 Leave voters: 70% would stay out, but 1 in 5 (20%) have switched to Rejoin 2/5

GET THE DATA Survation conducted a poll of 203 pub landlords on behalf of Greenpeace UK between the 1st - 22nd April 2026. Tables are available here: cdn.survation.com/wp-content/u... 4/4

The pressure is showing in how pubs operate day to day. In the past 12 months: 89% have had to raise prices 75% have cut staff numbers or hours 62% have adjusted heating or electricity use 55% have delayed or reduced owner/manager pay 3/4

Rising costs are forcing many pub landlords to prop up their businesses with their own money. In the past 12 months: 48% have dipped into personal savings 33% have turned to credit cards or loans 7% have remortgaged their home 2/4

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Regardless of whether the SNP fall short of a majority or not, a Pro-independence majority is almost guaranteed. This is in spite of an expected majority of Pro-union votes in both the Constituency and Regional List according to the implied vote shares.

Implied vote share from the MRP suggests the SNP leads the Constituency vote by 20 points, and the Regional List vote by 13 points. Constituency Vote: SNP: 39% LAB: 19% REF: 17% CON: 12% LD: 10% GRN: 2% OTH: 2% Regional List Vote: SNP: 29% LAB: 16% REF: 17% CON: 13% LD: 8% GRN: 15% OTH: 2%

Projected Seats: SNP: 59 (53-64) Reform: 18 (15-20) Labour: 17 (14-20) Greens: 16 (13-18) Conservatives: 13 (10-15) Lib Dems: 8 (6-10)

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Labour set to lose Senedd election for the first time since its creation | SurvationIt’s a two-horse race between Reform and Plaid Cymru as Labour are pushed to distant third place in our Senedd Voting Intention poll, conducted on...www.survation.com

Plaid is strongest among younger voters (40%), those in North Wales (31%), those who speak Welsh fluently (52%), and people expressing a strong Welsh national identity (43%). Meanwhile Reform is strongest among male voters (34%), those aged over 65 (37%), and in Mid and West Wales (34%).