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FORECAST CHECK · 19 AUG 2026
One election. Four very different answers.
Road to 326 is one estimate, not the answer. Here is how our seat projection compares with other poll-based models, a recent MRP and prediction markets.
WHERE THEY AGREE
0models show a majority
All four seat estimates put their largest party below 326.
Labour seats in the three rolling poll models
closest any model gets to 326
the shared headline across all four
650-SEAT COMPARISON
Four forecasts, one view
Road to 326
Our latest seven-poll average applied to the 2024 result in every GB constituency.
Open our forecastPollCheck
A demographic regression model across 632 GB constituencies, with Northern Ireland held at its 2024 result.
View PollCheck sourceElectoral Calculus
A constituency model using polling from 7-27 July, including an adjustment for tactical voting.
View Electoral Calculus sourceMore in Common
A 14,358-person MRP completed before the more recent movement towards Labour in July and August.
View More in Common sourceWHAT TRADERS THINK
Markets tell a different story
Market prices move continuously. They reflect traders and contract wording, not representative public opinion.
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Market prices last checked 19 Aug 2026. They can change quickly, are not polls and are not financial advice.
LATEST POLL CHECK
YouGov has Reform one point ahead
YouGov’s 16-17 August voting-intention poll measures national support, not seats. It is one of the seven polls in our current average.
Read the YouGov releaseHOW TO USE THIS PAGE
Look for agreement, not false precision.
Polls measure vote intention. They estimate national support at one moment and always carry sampling and methodological uncertainty.
Seat models translate votes into constituencies. Small choices about geography, tactical voting and local candidates can move dozens of seats.
Markets price a contract. They can be useful signals, but they answer a specific question and are shaped by who trades and how much money is present.