Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
YouGov’s latest voting intention poll for The Times and Sky News shows a six point lead for Labour, who are on 27% of the vote, within the margin of error of the 26% recorded in last week’s poll. This is the highest lead recorded for Labour since our voting intention tracker restarted in January 2025.
Trailing the government are the Conservatives, whose 21% share is down three points since last week, and Reform UK, who are on 20% of the vote, the joint lowest recorded for the party in our tracker since it restarted.
- Labour: 27% (+1 from 1-2 Nov)
- Conservative: 21% (-3)
- Reform UK: 20% (-1)
- Lib Dem: 12% (+1)
- Green: 10% (=)
- Restore Britain: 3% (=)
- SNP: 3% (=)
- Plaid Cymru: 1% (-1)
- Others: 2% (+1)
The Lib Dems are on 12% of the vote, relative to 11% in our previous poll, while the Greens are on an unchanged 10% of the vote for the fourth consecutive week.
Overall, our latest figures reaffirm the substantial shift in voting intention polls seen in recent months. Comparing the average of our tracker over the last month with the month prior to the Makerfield by-election shows Labour up nine points and the Conservatives up four, while the Greens are down five points, Reform UK are down four, and the Lib Dems are down two.
See the full results here
Methodology
- Sample size: An online survey of 2,437 adults aged 18+ living in Great Britain
- Fieldwork: 8 to 9 November 2026
- Commissioned by: The Times and Sky News
Read about our voting intention methodology here
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