If a General Election in the UK were to take place, what do British voters think would be the most likely outcome of this election? (12 May)

Labour Gov't: 58% (-5)
Conservative Gov't: 23% (+2)

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The UK Government's net competency rating is -35%.

Lowest % to say 'competent' since 10 September 2023 (also 15%).

Government Competency Rating (12 May):

Incompetent: 50% (-5)
Competent: 15% (-1)
Net: -35% (+4)

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Jeremy Hunt's net approval rating stands at -9%.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt Approval Rating (12 May):

Disapprove: 32% (-4)
Approve: 23% (–)
Net: -9% (+4)

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Keir Starmer's approval rating is +5%.

Keir Starmer Approval Rating (12 May):

Approve: 35% (-4)
Disapprove: 30% (–)
Net: +5% (-4)

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Rishi Sunak's approval rating is -23%.

Rishi Sunak Approval Rating (12 May):

Disapprove: 49% (-2)
Approve: 26% (-2)
Net: -23% (–)

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Starmer vs Sunak (12 May):

Starmer leads Sunak by a fair margin on ALL 17 leadership characteristics polled, including:

Represents change (44% | 22%)
Cares about people like me (40% | 21%)
Can build a strong economy (39% | 29%)
Can work well with foreign leaders (39% | 29%)

Starmer leads Sunak by 12%.

At this moment, which of the following do Britons think would be the better Prime Minister for the UK? (12 May)

Keir Starmer 40% (-3)
Rishi Sunak 28% (-1)

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Only 43% of 2019 Conservative voters would now vote Conservative again.

Westminster VI, 2019 Conservatives (12 May):

Conservative 43% (-1)
Reform 23% (+1)
Labour 17% (-2)
Other 7% (+1)
Don't Know 10% (–)

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Labour leads by 21%.

Westminster Voting Intention (12 May):

Labour 42% (-2)
Conservative 21% (–)
Reform UK 15% (–)
Liberal Democrat 12% (+3)
Green 6% (+1)
Scottish National Party 3% (–)
Other 1% (–)

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Majorities of voters in all six states polled say they do NOT believe the United States currently has control over its borders.

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Pluralities of voters in all six states polled now expect their financial situation to IMPROVE in the next year.

Between 26% and 30% think their financial situation will worsen in the next 12 months.

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Pluralities of voters in all six states say their financial situation has worsened in the past year.

Between 19% (in Arizona) and 25% (in Georgia) say their finances have improved.

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