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John Swinney preferred by SNP voters, but wider public more likely to say Kate Forbes would be best First Minister
When the Scottish public are asked how a list of possible contenders might perform as First Minister, John Swinney and Kate Forbes are neck and neck for the top spot in this new Ipsos Scotland poll.
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Andy Burnham more popular in Manchester than Sadiq Khan in London or Andy Street in West Midlands
New Ipsos UK KnowledgePanel polling for the 2024 local and mayoral elections explores attitudes towards the most important issues to people’s vote in the upcoming local elections
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Economy still seen as the most important issue facing Britain
The April 2024 Ipsos Issues Index reveals little change in the top issues facing the country, despite a drop in public mentions of the NHS.
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Scotland Trends
Scotland Polls and Trends: Ipsos polls on Scottish voting intention, attitudes towards parties and leaders, the issues that face Scotland and Scottish Independence.
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The Conservative party brand image hits new low
The Ipsos Political Monitor, taken 3rd to 15th April 2024, explored attitudes towards the Labour and Conservative parties and perceptions of the economy.
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Rishi Sunak’s satisfaction falls to equal worst ever Ipsos rating for a Conservative or Labour leader
Net satisfaction with Rishi Sunak is now at joint worst levels in history of Ipsos, equivalent to John Major and Jeremy Corbyn’s worst ratings in 1994 and 2019.
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Half of Brits say they will listen to their friends and family when deciding who to vote for at the next General Election
New Ipsos polling Ipsos explores how Britons follow stories about politics and current affairs, and who they will listen to most when it comes to deciding how to vote.
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Majority of Britons think it is unacceptable to protest outside homes of MPs
8 in 10 people think Britain is divided according to Ipsos polling on attitudes to the right to protest and concerns about extremism and democracy.
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Scots agree it’s time for a change, but are unsure if Labour can make the changes they want
With a general election a certainty at some point in the next 10 months, a majority of people in Scotland would like to see change, according to the latest poll by Ipsos in Scotland.
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Two thirds of Britons are unaware of free childcare extension
New polling from Ipsos has found that the majority of Britons were unaware of the government's new childcare benefit (70%), falling to 43% of parents with children up to age five.