Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
YouGov’s latest voting intention poll for The Times and Sky News shows a close race between the largest parties, with Labour on 26% of the vote and the Conservatives on 24%. Although all parties are within the margin of error of last week’s poll, this is the highest share recorded for the Conservatives since our voting intention tracker restarted in January 2025.
Reform UK take 21% of the vote in our latest figures, while the Lib Dems and Greens are on 11% and 10% respectively, in both cases unchanged from the last two weeks.
- Labour: 26% (-1 from 25-26 Oct)
- Conservative: 24% (+2)
- Reform UK: 21% (+1)
- Lib Dem: 11% (=)
- Green: 10% (=)
- Restore Britain: 3% (-1)
- SNP: 3% (+1)
- Plaid Cymru: 2% (+1)
- Others: 1% (-1)
Overall, these new figures reiterate the trends seen over the last few weeks, with Labour and the Conservatives making a significant recovery from rock bottoms hit towards the start of the year. Having averaged at 18% of the vote over the first half of 2026, Labour have consistently polled between 24-27% in the last four weeks, while the Conservatives have recorded shares between 22-24%, having consistently polled below this level for 18 months straight.
See the full results here
Methodology
- Sample size: An online survey of 2,355 adults aged 18+ living in Great Britain
- Fieldwork: 1 to 2 November 2026
- Commissioned by: The Times and Sky News
Read about our voting intention methodology here
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