Politics

Political Pulse Survey

Two in three Britons (66%) think Starmer should not lead Labour into the next General Election but are divided on when he should go

The latest Ipsos Political Pulse, conducted between 8-12 May 2026 among 2,191 British adults in conjunction with ITV/Peston, reveals a challenging landscape for the current government, with low favourability for Prime Minister Keir Starmer and a significant shift in public expectations regarding Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

13.05.26

Scotland Survey

Support for Scottish independence falls back

But support for the SNP nonetheless remains at very high levels ahead of the May 2021 Scottish Parliament elections.

25.02.21

Politics Survey

Our latest findings on who MPs see as the most impressive parliamentarian

Ipsos’s MPs survey has been running twice a year, for 40 years, delivering insight into what our parliamentarians are thinking, measuring reputations and helping to shape stakeholder engagement strategies.

08.02.21

Coronavirus Survey

Marcus Rashford most likely to be doing a good job at holding the Government’s Coronavirus response to account, according to Britons

Marcus Rashford, Piers Morgan and TV and radio journalists are seen to be doing well at holding the government to account while MPs and political parties are not doing so well.

29.01.21

Politics Survey

Half of Britons are favourable towards President-elect Biden and expect him to use the US’s influence for good

Britons are hopeful for the next four years with Biden and Harris

20.01.21

Politics Survey

Latest Ipsos polling shows public views on Brexit, the direction of the country, the parties and their leaders as 2021 begins

The latest Ipsos Political Pulse, a nationally representative online survey of 1,115 Britons aged 18+, taken over the last weekend (8th-11th January)

14.01.21

Election Survey

Snap poll finds America united in opposition to the pro-Trump mob

Snap Ipsos poll finds half of Americans think the unrest is an attempted coup.

07.01.21

Transport Publication

Road pricing: timely or toxic?

Describing a transport policy as “a potential poll tax on wheels” - after MP Keith Speed’s famous description of rail privatisation - usually adds to jitters about its unpopularity and political jeopardy.

21.12.20