More in Common poll, 9 November 2026
More in Common, fieldwork to 9 November 2026: Labour 28.2%, 3.7 points ahead of Conservative on 24.5%, then Reform UK 20.3, Lib Dem 9.5, Green 6.8. Great Britain figures as published, and England's from the pollster's tables, from 2,013 people.
Fieldwork 6 Nov–9 Nov 2026 · sample 2,013 · GB adults
Vote shares
| Party | GB | England |
|---|---|---|
 Conservative |
24.5 | 26.1 |
 Labour |
28.2 | 28.8 |
 Lib Dem |
9.5 | 10.0 |
 Reform UK |
20.3 | 20.7 |
 Restore Britain |
6.2 | 5.6 |
 Green |
6.8 | 7.4 |
| Your Party | 0.0 | 0.0 |
 SNP |
2.6 | 0.0 |
 Plaid Cymru |
0.9 | 0.1 |
| Others | 1.2 | 1.4 |
GB figures: Pollster tables (Grade A).
How the England figure was made
Rebuilt as GB minus Scotland and Wales. The tables give regional figures but not weighted bases, so the Scotland and Wales weights are bounded mathematically; the uncertainty is shown below.
| Basis | HeadlineEquivalent |
|---|---|
| Rounding | Unrounded |
| In the average | Yes Primary (current average) |
| Table | votingintention (headline) |
Checks: ok TOTAL_SUMS_100: Answers in the Total column add up to 100% (expected 100, got 100, tolerance 1.5); ok TOTAL_SUMS_100: Answers in the Total column add up to 100% (expected 100, got 100, tolerance 1.5); ok TOTAL_SUMS_100: Answers in the Total column add up to 100% (expected 100, got 100, tolerance 1.5); ok TOTAL_SUMS_100: Answers in the Total column add up to 100% (expected 100, got 100, tolerance 1.5)
Notes
Added from the pollster's tables by the admin page (MoreInCommonReader 1.1). England: GB minus Scotland (8.6%) and Wales (4.9%) at their share of GB adults; the pollster prints no weighted bases.
From what people said to the headline
EnglandEach row is one step in turning people's answers into a published figure. Party shares exclude don't knows. The last row is our reading of the same raw answers. How our reading works →
| Step | LAB | CON | REF | LD | GRN | RB | Lab lead over Con | Shares |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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What people told the pollster
Everyone asked, weighted to match the population. Don't knows and won't-votes set aside.
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29.6 | 23.9 | 19.7 | 10.4 | 8.6 | 7.0 | +5.7 |
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The pollster's published headline
Turnout model: Respondents are included in the headline result if they give their likelihood of voting at 8/10 or above, or 9/10 or above if they did not vote in the most recent General Election. Undecided voters are asked a follow-up question of how they would vote if forced to choose, and those who are still undecided in this question are assigned to a party using a statistical model based on how they compare to similar voters. Remaining don't knows assigned by a model that is not tabulated (More in Common methodology page).
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28.8
-0.7
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26.1
+2.2
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20.7
+1.0
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10.0
-0.4
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7.4
-1.2
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5.6
-1.3
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+2.7 |
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Our reading
The raw sample with half the average amount raw samples have missed by since 2015 taken off each party.
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28.6
-1.0
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25.9
+2.0
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19.1
-0.6
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10.3
-0.1
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8.3
-0.3
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7.0 | +2.7 |
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In the raw sample, don't know 10.6%, would not vote 18.8% of those asked in England gave no party. England figures: GB minus Scotland and Wales at their share of the population. Source: 2026_11_November-9th-Votingintention-1.xlsx (the pollster's own tables).
Checks made when the tables were read (4 of 4 passed)
- ✓ votingintention: Answers in the Total column add up to 100%
- ✓ votingintention (headline): Answers in the Total column add up to 100%
- ✓ likelihoodtovote: Answers in the Total column add up to 100%
- ✓ votingforced: Answers in the Total column add up to 100%