A new poll will make grim reading for Keir Starmer, with Labour’s popularity seemingly tumbling even further. Find Out Now‘s Voting Intention tracker surveys the public on who they would vote for if an election were called tomorrow. Their latest polling, conducted on September 17 and 18, shows the governing party on its lowest ever share of the vote (16%).
It represents a drop of -3 since September 10, according to the firm. Little more than a year after Sir Keir’s landslide victory, Labour is now level with the Tories, who also got just 16%.
But it’s good news for Reform UK, who remain at 34%, and appear to be cementing their position as the main opposition to the current Labour Government.
Meanwhile, the Lib Dems were found to be on 13%, representing an uptick of +1 on last week, and the Greens still on 12%.
The company asks respondents how likely they would vote if a national ballot were held tomorrow, and those who say “definitely” or “very likely” are asked their vote choice.
