LATEST UK OPINION POLLS · 29 AUGUST 2026

Latest UK opinion polls
Labour leads the seven-poll average by 1.9 points.

The average uses the seven most recent included Great Britain voting-intention polls. It is a snapshot of measured opinion, not an election prediction.

LAB26.9%
REF25.0%
CON19.9%
LD9.7%
GRN10.0%

UK voting intention over time

Showing 3 Jan 2023 to 29 Aug 2026 · 720 daily points

29 Aug 2026LAB 26.9%LD 9.7%GRN 10.0%CON 19.9%REF 25.0%
10%20%30%40%50%60%Jan 23Jan 24May 25Aug 26UK GENERAL ELECTION4 JUL 2024STARMER BECOMES PM5 JUL 2024BURNHAM BECOMES PM20 JUL 2026

SEVEN LATEST POLLS

The records behind the average

Dates, samples and source links are retained so each figure can be checked at source.

The seven latest Great Britain general-election voting-intention polls
PublishedPollsterFieldworkSampleLABREFCONLDGRNSource
OpiniumThe Observer26 Aug to 28 Aug2,05027%25%19%10%12%Opinium release
Survation26 Aug to 28 Aug2,14927%24%19%9%10%Survation release
More in Common21 Aug to 23 Aug3,14027%23%22%10%9%More in Common release
YouGovThe Times and Sky News23 Aug to 24 Aug2,38022%23%20%13%13%YouGov release
Deltapoll21 Aug to 24 Aug2,02230%27%20%8%8%Deltapoll release
Deltapoll14 Aug to 17 Aug2,01729%27%21%8%8%Deltapoll release
Survation18 Aug to 18 Aug2,01326%26%18%10%10%Survation release

Where YouGov figures appear: Source: YouGov plc, 2026, © All rights reserved. Each poll links to its original release; read the public data licence ↗

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What the number means

Each percentage estimates national vote share among the population the pollster models as likely or eligible voters.

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What it cannot show

A national poll does not directly predict 650 local contests, turnout, tactical voting or opinion after the fieldwork ended.

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How it is calculated

Each included poll receives equal weight. Missing party values are excluded only from that party's calculation.