Westminster voting intention:

CON: 41% (-2)
LAB: 39% (+3)
LDEM: 9% (-)
GRN: 4% (-1)

via
@RedfieldWilton
, 11 Jun
Chgs. w/ 03 Jun

UK, Opinium poll:

CON-ECR: 44% (+1)
LAB-S&D: 39% (-1)
SNP-G/EFA: 6% (+1)
LDEM-RE: 6%
GREENS-G/EFA: 2% (-1)
UKIP-ID: 1% (-1)
PC-G/EFA: 0% (-1)

+/- vs. 4-5 June 2020

Fieldwork: 11-12 June 2020
Sample size: 2,001

Conservative lead down to 5pts ─ Britain Elects poll tracker:

CON: 42.7% (-2.0)
LAB: 37.7% (+4.8)
LDEM: 7.6% (-4.2)
GRN: 3.6% (+0.8)

Chgs. w/ GE2019

Savanta ComRes
@SavantaComRes
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The latest Westminster voting intention from our new monthly political tracker:

Con: 40% (-6)
Lab: 36% (+3)
Lib Dem: 9% (+2)
Other: 15% (+2)

12-14 June

(Changes from 15-17 May)

Westminster voting intention:

CON: 43% (+2)
LAB: 38% (-1)
LDEM: 8% (-1)
GRN: 4% (-)

via
@RedfieldWilton
, 18 Jun
Chgs. w/ 11 Jun

https://www.opinium.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Opinium-Political-Report-19th-June-2020.pdf

Headline stuff- Respect for government increases after u turn in providing free meals in summer. Incredible level of trust in Nicola Sturgeon, almost double any other UK politician.

In that poll tonight, the Scotland part has...

SNP 52%
Labour 20%
Con 20%

That's exactly what the SNP want, unionist opposition completely split.

lib dums doing well as per. ed davey making quite an impact as stand in. why haven't they got a proper leader yet ? are they gonna wait until 2024 ?

NEW
@Survation
Poll – UK General Election Voting Intention:
CON 43% (+1)
LAB 36% (-1)
LD 8% (-)
GRN 4% (-)
SNP 5% (-)
BXP

NEW
@Survation
Poll – Government Approval Ratings:
Net Rating: +6% (+7)
Favourable 43% (+3)
Neutral 19% (+1)
Unfavourable 37% (-4)

2,003 respondents, fieldwork 24-25 June 2020. Changes w/ 9-10  June 2020.

Preference for Prime Minister:

Keir Starmer: 37% (+3)
Boris Johnson: 35% (-)

via
@OpiniumResearch

Chgs. w/ last week

Starmer moves further ahead in latest
@OpiniumResearch
approval ratings.

Johnson MINUS 6%
Starmer PLUS 27%

So Stamer has a net lead of 33%

From latest Opinium -
Voting intention in the seats won by CON at GE2019

CON 37%
LAB 50%
LD 8%

Westminster Voting Intention:

CON: 42% (-2)
LAB: 38% (=)
LDM: 8% (+1)
GRN: 5% (+1)

Via @RedfieldWilton, 1 Jul.
Changes w/ 25 Jun.

*Corrected
Opinium/Observer latest voting intention:

CON: 41% (-2)
LAB: 37% (-2)
LDM: 8% (+2)
SNP: 5% (=)
GRN: 4% (=)

Westminster voting intention:

CON: 44% (+2)
LAB: 39% (+1)
LDEM: 7% (-1)
GRN: 4% (-1)

via
@RedfieldWilton
, 08 Jul
Chgs. w/ 01 Jul

Head scratchers,...

Half (49%) could see Keir Starmer as prime minister, including 36% of Conservatives, after only his first 100 days in office

Following the government’s summer statement this week, Opinium’s latest political polling reveals that the announcements had limited impact on the polls. The proportion trusting Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak the most to handle the economy increased by 3%, from 39% last week to 42% this week, but did not change the overall 4-point Conservative lead in the polls.

Both Conservatives and Labour are up one point this week at the expense of the Liberal Democrats. Conservatives are at 42%, up from 41% last week, while Labour is on 38%, up from 37% a week ago.

Summer Statement – to Furlough or not to Furlough?

When asked directly, 43% of the public said they approved of the package of measures announced by the Chancellor on Wednesday, with only 12% disapproving.

However, when the government’s general approach for furlough was put up against the opposition’s plan the gap was much less clear: 36% prefer the end of furlough and introduction of a “job retention bonus”, but 30% would simply prefer the continuation of the furlough scheme, even if only in the hardest hit sectors.

100 days of Starmer

After 100 days at the helm of the party, half (49%) of UK adults say that their opinion of the Labour Party has become more positive since Keir Starmer became leader. Meanwhile, 52% can imagine Sir Keir as prime minister, including over a third (36%) of 2019 Conservative voters.However, there are still challenges facing Labour’s brand. Only 36% think that the Labour Party is ready to form the next government. Labour’s old Red Wall remains an issue. 60% of Red Wall voters think the Party is not ready to go back into government. Only 25% think they are ready

Latest voting intention from Deltapoll: Conservative lead at 6.
Conservative 44%
Labour 38%
Lib Dem 7%
Others 11%
9th - 10th July 2020 n=1,541 GB Adults

If he wants to get his ratings up, he would be well advised to look at the approach Nicola Sturgeon and the Scottish government took to Covid. They were ultra cautious, kept everyone fully informed of their plan on a daily basis and are reaping the rewards now.