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Latest UK Opinion Polls: Voting Intention Tracker

As of 3 November 2026, Labour leads ElectaMeter's polling average on 28.5%, ahead of Conservative on 22.1% and Reform UK on 21.9%, a lead of 6.4 points.

Polling average and seat projections

Sorted by ElectaMeter's current polling average. Change is versus the previous update; bars are scaled to the largest poll average.

UK voting intention, betting implied probabilities and projected seats as of 3 November 2026
Party Poll average % Change Projected seats Betting implied %
Labour
28.5%
0.0 pts 365 45.3%
Conservative
22.1%
-0.2 pts 128 24.2%
Reform UK
21.9%
+0.3 pts 57 25.7%
Liberal Democrats
9.6%
0.0 pts 60 2.0%
Green Party
9.2%
-0.2 pts 2 2.8%
SNP
2.6%
0.0 pts 16 0.0%
Plaid Cymru
1.1%
+0.3 pts 3 0.0%

Polling average and projections from ElectaMeter. Betting implied probabilities come from tracked markets and are not a prediction.

What this means

The largest projected party, Labour, is on 365 seats, at or above the 326-seat majority line.

The polling gap between Labour (28.5%) and Conservative (22.1%) is 6.4 points.

FAQ

Who is leading the UK polls right now?
As of 3 November 2026, Labour leads ElectaMeter's polling average on 28.5%, ahead of Conservative on 22.1% and Reform UK on 21.9%.

What is the latest Reform UK poll figure?
Reform UK is on 21.9% in ElectaMeter's polling average as of 3 November 2026, with a change of +0.3 pts and a betting implied probability of 25.7%.

What is the latest Labour poll figure?
Labour is on 28.5% in ElectaMeter's polling average as of 3 November 2026, with a change of 0.0 pts and a betting implied probability of 45.3%.

How is the ElectaMeter polling average calculated?
ElectaMeter blends published Westminster voting-intention polls, recency-weighted, into a single polling average. See /methodology for the full method.

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