Politics


6 in 10 Britons think Rishi Sunak’s government doing a ‘bad job’ delivering on cost of living / NHS pledges

We asked the public which parts of Rishi Sunak’s 5 pledges were most important to them in the May 2023 Ipsos Political Pulse.
Immigration Survey

Trust in Conservative government to have the right immigration policies down 7ppts from March, with Braverman satisfaction ratings stable at 19 per cent

New polling by Ipsos reveals that just 29% trust the Conservatives to have the right immigration policies

One in five voters say they are very likely to vote tactically at the next General Election

Around one in three Britons say they are very or fairly likely to vote for a party that is not their first choice at the next General Election to keep another party out according to the May 2023 UK Political Monitor from Ipsos.
Scotland Survey

SNP lead falls as Sarwar leads Yousaf in public satisfaction ratings

Support for the SNP has slipped by 10 percentage points over the past six months, according to the latest Scottish Political Monitor conducted by Ipsos for STV News.

Nearly 2 in 3 Britons expect Labour to win most MPs at next General Election

8 in 10 Britons (80%) believe Britain needs a fresh team of leaders according to the May 2023 Ipsos Political Monitor.

Majority of Britons unfavourable towards Conservative Party ahead of local elections

Ahead of the local elections on May the 4th, 36% of Britons are favourable towards Labour and 24% are favourable towards the Conservatives, according to the latest Ipsos Political Pulse.
Politics Survey

Mix of local and national issues influence voters ahead of local elections

Public expect Labour to gain seats and Conservatives to lose seats in the local elections according to a new Ipsos Political Pulse poll.
Education Survey

British public more likely to support than oppose teachers going on strike

Parents have become somewhat less supportive pf strike action since February 2023 according to a new Ipsos survey.
Politics Survey

Ipsos polling highlights some public confusion about new voter ID rules

According to the new Ipsos research for the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU) , there remains some confusion over the type of ID accepted at polling stations.