Business enquiries

We'll email you back within 24 hours.

Get in touch

General enquiries

For member enquiries, public data requests, or general questions.

Contact usor visit Member helpdesk

Panel Members

Take surveys and earn points as a member of the YouGov panel.

Sign inRegister as a member

Business

Access YouGov products and services as a business.

Sign inRegister as a client
Search icon
Today the government will discuss whether the current COVID‑19 lockdown ought to be extended beyond its initial three week limit. Would you support or oppose the current lockdown measures being extended? Published on 9 April 2020 → Survey conducted on 9 April 2020 on 2741 GB adults
69%
22%
3%
2%
4%
By:
69%
22%
3%
2%
4%
Related topics

Published on the same day

It has been proposed that COVID-19 restrictions be relaxed for 20-30 year olds not living with their parents. Would you support or oppose such a move?

See results

To what extent, if at all, do you see this bank holiday weekend as a break?

See results

Explore more opinion data

Seven in ten NHS workers say the health service is poorly prepared for another pandemic

Article

Weight loss drugs in Britain: How they’re changing grocery spending, takeaway consumption and food choices

Article

[UK-recording] Understanding the new health and wellbeing consumer

Article

Do you support or oppose resident doctors (formerly junior doctors) going on strike over pay and job insecurity?

Updated on 07/04/2026
33%
23%
22%
Survey / 4385 adults per wave

What is the tactical voting landscape in February 2026?

Article

Do you think that students who studied during the COVID-19 pandemic (when in-person teaching and campus facilities were temporarily unavailable) should or should not be entitled to partial refunds?

Updated on 19/02/2026
58%
23%
19%
Survey / 4668 adults per wave

Which political party would be the best at handling the National Health Service?

Tracker

Factors influencing Brits in the choice of food they eat

Tracker

Multivitamins or dietary supplements consumption among Brits

Tracker