Labour reaches its highest level of support since January 2025, new poll shows
The Labour Party has reached its highest level of support in the polls since January 2025, while Reform continues to […]
The Labour Party has reached its highest level of support in the polls since January 2025, while Reform continues to plummet, in a boost to Andy Burnham.
The poll, carried out by YouGov, put Labour on 27%, up three points, while Reform are on 22%, down three points after a number of scandals hit the party over donations.
Meanwhile the Conservatives are on 20%, up one point, and the Lib Dems are on 11%, down one point.
The polling was carried out after Andy Burnham delivered his first speech at party conference as Prime Minister, where he laid out his programme for government, with a series of bold and radical measures to tackle inequality and the cost of living crisis.
These included bringing water, energy and transport under public control, while also setting up a national care service and a commission on electoral reform.
The polling boost will be welcome news for the Labour leader, suggesting that Burnham is squeezing voters on the left, with support for both Lib Dems and Greens down compared to before he took power.
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