Survation.

Elsewhere, the SNP have taken a 17 point lead in Holyrood voting intention. Additionally, they lead in Westminster voting intention with +16 over Reform and Labour.

Get the results in full: shorturl.at/8QbnB

10/10

Diving into immigration, our polling over the summer found:

- Almost half of the public are broadly opposed to immigration
- 74% of Reform would-be voters were opposed, whilst 50% of those intending to vote Labour were in favour

Read @chrisrsurvation.bsky.social's report: shorturl.at/ZW6FV

9/10

Our recent work tracking political attitudes was picked up by Labour Home, showing:

- Reform are the most trusted party on immigration and even on the cost of living
- Labour come out as most trusted on the NHS

@chrisrsurvation.bsky.social analyses the results: shorturl.at/J60RX

8/10

In the workplace, our research with the TUC
explored public attitudes to AI and work, finding:

- 51% of UK adults worry about AI's impact on their job
- 62% of 25-24 year-olds are concerned about the impact it will have

Get more coverage in @theguardian.com: shorturl.at/I2bpX

7/10

We also found that pressure on Starmer is mounting from the membership, with a majority (53%) now believing that the party should have a change of leader going into the next general election.

Read the full report: shorturl.at/UtGQG

6/10

With @labourlist.bsky.social, our latest poll of Labour members showed Lucy Powell extend her lead over Bridget Phillipson to almost double what it was earlier in September.

For more on these results: shorturl.at/p0gGK

5/10

For the third year in a row, we partnered with @bbc5live.bsky.social and BBC Bitesize to capture the views of British teenagers. The work revealed a varied picture.

Our Researcher, Tom, explores the findings: shorturl.at/795iM

4/10

Also with 38Degrees, our MRP results showed that, if a general election were held tomorrow, Farage would be in a strong position to form the next government.

@lbc.co.uk's coverage can be found here: shorturl.at/t6p1d

3/10

In partnership with @38degrees.bsky.social, our 8,000 strong poll of the British public revealed 5 key groups that make up the country's "Progressive Majority".

Despite divisions, the segments were united by their care for the NHS and cost of living.

Find out more: x.com/Survation/st...

2/10

Survation Newsletter: Conference Special

This month’s research captured the national mood and that of the Labour membership's, but also covered AI, the lives of British teens, and the SNP.

Read in full: shorturl.at/QkPCW

Subscribe to our mailing list here: shorturl.at/REToG

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Get the data:

Survation interviewed 1,112 Labour Party members from LabourList’s database. Fwk 12-14 September 2025. Tables available here: files.survation.com/s/jW77O0Nwfi...

6/6

Views on Labour’s direction:

➡️Only 25% of members say the party is heading in the right direction.
➡️67% believe it’s on the wrong track.

Phillipson is the candidate of ‘right direction’ members. Powell dominates among the majority who think the party is going the wrong way.

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Views on Keir Starmer:

- Just 26% of Labour members hold a favourable opinion of Starmer as Labour Leader
- 59% view him unfavourably, with 15% neither favourable nor unfavourable

Members unhappy with Starmer overwhelmingly back Powell, while Phillipson relies on those with a favourable view

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Among *likely* voters (undecideds squeezed):

➡️Powell surges to 61% vs. Phillipson on 39%.

Clear momentum for Powell as the contest sharpens.

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When pressed, 59% of those currently Undecided with a view either way lean towards Powell, compared to 41% for Phillipson.

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Deputy Leadership Polling of Labour Members

➡️Lucy Powell leads with 47% support among members likely to vote
➡️Bridget Phillipson trails with 30%
➡️23% remain Undecided

Part of our partnership with @labourlist.bsky.social as seen on @itvpeston.bsky.social

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Labour's Next Deputy Leader?
In terms of an ideological battle, there’s likely little perceived difference between Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson. In our councillor perceptions study of MPs on economic issues (mpsleftright.co.uk), both scored near-identical results.

Get the data:

Survation conducted an online poll of 2,151 adults aged 18+ in the UK on their voting intentions.

Fieldwork was conducted between 28th August – 2nd September 2025.

Tables are available here: cdn.survation.com/wp-content/u...

5/5

Reform UK hold strong in the polls as a third of 2024 Labour voters look elsewhere | Survation Reform UK have maintained their unprecedented challenge to the two-party system, with 30% of the public saying they would vote for the party if a...

To make up ground, Starmer’s Labour would need to play the political game by rules of its own making, not those of an upstart party.

@chrisrsurvation.bsky.social
unpacks the results here: survation.com/reform-uk-ho...

4/5

Reform's lead now appears comfortable over its nearest rivals as they start to lag behind.

3/5

As Reform continues to hold the top spot, the two traditional parties are losing their 2024 voters.

- A third of Labour voters are looking elsewhere, with almost a fifth now backing Reform
- 3 in 10 Conservative voters no longer plan to vote for the party, with a quarter looking towards Reform

2/5

NEW: Westminster Voting Intention

RFM 30 (+3)
LAB 24 (-)
CON 19 (-1)
LD 11 (-2)
GRN 8 (-)
OTH 6 (-2)

F/w 28th August- 2nd September 2025. Changes vs 2nd June.

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With @ecotricity.bsky.social we polled the British public for their views on Palestine. Our research uncovered that almost a half of the public think Palestinian statehood should be recognised.

Head to our website for an in-depth discussion of the results: shorturl.at/q23Zv

6/6

In our work for Compass also polling Labour members, we found that:

- 91% support a wealth tax
- 84% want to see an end to the two-child benefit limit
- 74% think that suspending dissenting MPs should be stopped

Check out coverage in @the-independent.com: shorturl.at/ERgtj

5/6

Seven in ten Labour members believe Palestine Action ban is wrong - LabourList Seven in 10 Labour members believe the government was wrong to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist group, according to exclusive polling by Survation for LabourList.

Our latest polling of Labour members for @labourlist.bsky.social revealed that 7 in 10 thought it was wrong for the government to proscribe Palestine Action.

Catch LabourList's reporting: shorturl.at/oYmXU

4/6

Our polling for @renewableni.bsky.social demonstrated more favourable public opinion towards renewables in Northern Ireland than often assumed, highlighting the impact of evidenced-based polling in a world of misinformation.

Read the latest edition of Policy Unpacked: shorturl.at/n2sNY

3/6

In the first of a series of polls on the subject of immigration, we found that:

- Only when a refugee risked death by going back to their country of origin did a plurality of the public think their asylum application should be accepted

More analysis here: wp.me/p1cU9i-7lY

2/6

Survation August Newsletter

This month’s research spans public attitudes on immigration, support for renewable energy in Northern Ireland, and the latest views from Labour Party members.

Read in full: shorturl.at/k6bVE

Subscribe to our mailing list here: shorturl.at/REToG

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Get the data:

Survation conducted an online poll of 2,131 residents aged 18+ in the UK on their views on immigration.

Fieldwork was conducted between 14th - 16th July 2025.

Tables are available here: cdn.survation.com/wp-content/u...

5/5

Myth, reality, and perception: the strengthening of British anti-immigration attitudes | Survation In politics, rhetoric really can shape reality. Hardened by the years of scapegoating and fearmongering, Brits have become resolute: there is no scenario where they...

Rhetoric over the years has clearly hardened British anti-immigration views. But there is still scope for pro-immigration voices to enter the fray.

@chrisrsurvation.bsky.social considers how such views could enter the debate and gain a foothold: wp.me/p1cU9i-7lY

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