Topline — 20260220JRF
1087 respondents · Unweighted · 243 questions · generated 2026-09-21 12:58 UTC
Provisional: live fieldwork, 1087 interviews so far. Percentages are of each
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Region
Yorkshire and the Humber?/9999 aehhinc
£20,000 - £39,999296/9999 hiqual
No Qualifications / Level 133/9999 Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other38/9999 GE24
Scottish National Party (SNP)2/9999 Democratic Unionist Party0/9999 SampleSource SampleSource CoreList (those who have completed before) vs NonCore pass through link as smpl=77 for Core and smpl=99 for NonCore
Base: 1087
Device_1 Device - Device type (hidden) Desktop
Base: 503
Device_2 Device - Device type (hidden) Mobile
Base: 584
agecat Age Category (Hidden)
Base: 1086
sex_A What is your sex?
Base: 1086
Region_C Region from URL variable pipe in link as rgn=REGION
Base: 1072
Yorkshire and the Humber
10.0%
107
Region_D Region combined from survey and link
Base: 1072
Yorkshire and the Humber
10.0%
107
aehhinc_url Piped income through the link
Base: 1086
£20,000 - £39,999
27.3%
296
aehhinc_combined Annual equivalised household income (Hidden)
Base: 1086
£20,000 - £39,999
27.3%
296
emp1 Which of the following best describes your current employment status?
Base: 1087
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
21.8%
237
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
6.1%
66
Unable to work due to long-term illness or disability
1.6%
17
Family carer / homemaker
0.3%
3
emp2 Are you currently also in any paid employment alongside your studies?
Base: 5
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
40.0%
2
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
20.0%
1
tenure Which of the following types of housing tenure best describes the accommodation you live in?
Base: 1087
Owned with a mortgage or loan
16.5%
179
Rented from private landlord or letting agency
4.0%
43
Rented from housing association, housing co-operative, charitable trust, or registered social landlord
3.2%
35
Shared ownership - with a mortgage and paying rent
0.9%
10
Rented from Council (Local Authority)
0.9%
10
Rented from a relative or friend of household member
0.7%
8
Other private rented
0.4%
4
Tied accommodation (accommodation provided by employer of a household member)
0.1%
1
seg Which of the following best describes the current occupation of the chief income earner in your household?
Base: 1087
Higher managerial roles, administrative or professional
18.8%
204
Intermediate managerial roles, administrative or professional
15.5%
169
Supervisory or clerical and junior managerial roles, administrative or professional
6.5%
71
Skilled manual worker
1.2%
13
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker
1.0%
11
se_group *Hidden* Question for Socio-Economic Groups
Base: 1087
carer1 Are you an unpaid carer?
Base: 1087
No, I am not an unpaid carer
88.8%
965
Yes, I am an unpaid carer
9.1%
99
carer2 Are you in receipt of care?
Base: 1087
No, I am not in receipt of care
96.7%
1051
Yes, I am in receipt of care
2.8%
30
hiqual_url Highest level of qualification (Hidden) pipe in link as edu=CODE FOR QUALS
Base: 1087
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
3.5%
38
No Qualifications / Level 1
3.0%
33
qual_categories_hid_1 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) No Qualifications
Base: 1087
No Qualifications
100.0%
1087
qual_categories_hid_2 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Entry level
Base: 1087
qual_categories_hid_3 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 1
Base: 1087
qual_categories_hid_4 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 2
Base: 1087
qual_categories_hid_5 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Apprenticeship
Base: 1087
qual_categories_hid_6 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Other
Base: 1087
qual_categories_hid_7 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 3
Base: 1087
qual_categories_hid_8 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 4+
Base: 1087
hiqual_combined Highest level of qualification (Hidden) Combined from link and survey
Base: 1087
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
3.5%
38
No Qualifications / Level 1
3.0%
33
eu16_A How did you vote in the 2016 Referendum?
Base: 1087
eu16_C How did you vote in the 2016 Referendum? combined from link and survey
Base: 1087
qge24 Thinking back to the General Election held on the 4th July 2024, can you recall whether you voted in that election or not?
Base: 1087
I voted in the 2024 General Election
98.1%
1066
I did not vote for the 2024 General Election
1.7%
19
ge24 For which party did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
Base: 1065
Scottish National Party (SNP)
0.2%
2
ltv If there were to be a general election, on a scale of 0 - 10, where 0 is would not vote and 10 is certain to vote, how likely would you be to vote?
Base: 1087
10 - Certain to vote
94.9%
1032
gevi If there were a general election tomorrow, and there were candidates from all political parties standing in your constituency, for which party would you vote?
Base: 1080
member_since_A How long have you been a member of the Labour Party? pipe through link as member=CODE
Base: 1087
I joined before the 2010 general election
57.2%
622
I joined since Jeremy Corbyn became leader in 2015
17.0%
185
I joined since the 2010 general election
15.7%
171
I joined since Keir Starmer became leader in 2020
6.0%
65
Don’t know but I am a member
4.0%
44
member_since_C How long have you been a member of the Labour Party? Combined from link and survey
Base: 1087
I joined before the 2010 general election
57.2%
622
I joined since Jeremy Corbyn became leader in 2015
17.0%
185
I joined since the 2010 general election
15.7%
171
I joined since Keir Starmer became leader in 2020
6.0%
65
Don’t know but I am a member
4.0%
44
leader_2020_vote_A Who did you vote for in the 2020 Labour Party Leadership Election?
Base: 1087
Rebecca Long-Bailey
13.7%
149
Did not vote in the leadership election
8.3%
90
leader_2020_vote_C Who did you vote for in the 2020 Labour Party Leadership Election? Combined link and survey
Base: 1087
Rebecca Long-Bailey
13.7%
149
Did not vote in the leadership election
8.3%
90
involvement_A How involved are you in Labour Party activities? pass through link as involve=CODE
Base: 1087
I attend local meetings and campaign regularly
46.8%
509
I am a member but do not actively participate
30.5%
332
I campaign occasionally
22.6%
246
involvement_C How involved are you in Labour Party activities? combined from link and survey
Base: 1087
I attend local meetings and campaign regularly
46.8%
509
I am a member but do not actively participate
30.5%
332
I campaign occasionally
22.6%
246
qdl25 Thinking back to the Labour deputy leadership election in October, can you recall whether you voted in that election or not?
Base: 1087
I voted in the deputy leadership election
88.1%
958
I did not vote in the deputy leadership election
10.3%
112
dl25 For which candidate did you vote in the deputy leadership election?
Base: 958
Bridget Phillipson
33.5%
321
change_dl25 Did you at any point change your mind in the deputy leadership election?
Base: 942
No, I stuck with one candidate throughout
85.7%
807
Yes, I switched support from one candidate to the other
11.4%
107
members4 Since you first joined the Labour Party, have you been a member continuously or did you stop being a member and then re-join?
Base: 1087
Have been a member continuously
69.1%
751
Have left and re-joined
29.1%
316
members10_1 members10 - Thinking back over the last 12 months, how often, if at all, have you had contact with people in the Labour Party via…? Face-to-face
Base: 1087
members10_2 members10 - Thinking back over the last 12 months, how often, if at all, have you had contact with people in the Labour Party via…? Email
Base: 1087
members10_3 members10 - Thinking back over the last 12 months, how often, if at all, have you had contact with people in the Labour Party via…? Phone
Base: 1087
members10_4 members10 - Thinking back over the last 12 months, how often, if at all, have you had contact with people in the Labour Party via…? Social media (Facebook, Twitter etc.)
Base: 1087
members10_5 members10 - Thinking back over the last 12 months, how often, if at all, have you had contact with people in the Labour Party via…? Post
Base: 1087
members11 Outside the election campaign, and including campaigning, leafleting, social events, meetings and any other party activity, how much time, if any, do you think you spend on party activity in the average month?
Base: 1087
pm_approval How well do you think the Prime Minister has governed since coming into office?
Base: 1087
lab_right_wrong_direction Do you believe the Labour Party is currently heading in the right or wrong direction?
Base: 1087
lab_compromise To what extent, if at all, are you willing for Labour to make compromises on some Labour values if this means the party stands a better chance of winning the next general election?
Base: 1087
Willing to see small compromises on some Labour values if this makes the party more electable
68.4%
744
Completely unwilling to compromise any Labour values
19.4%
211
Willing to see large compromises on some Labour values if this makes the party more electable
12.1%
132
s1_1 s1 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? The most important thing for the Labour Party is being electorally competit
Base: 1087
1 - Not close to my view at all
23.1%
251
5 - Very close to my view
10.9%
118
s1_2 s1 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? It is better for the Labour Party to be principled, even if that strengthen
Base: 1087
5 - Very close to my view
22.8%
248
1 - Not close to my view at all
10.5%
114
s1_3 s1 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? If I believe a Labour politician could lead the party to victory at the nex
Base: 1087
1 - Not close to my view at all
18.7%
203
5 - Very close to my view
15.5%
169
s1_4 s1 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? If Labour moves away from its founding principles for electoral advantage,
Base: 1087
1 - Not close to my view at all
33.9%
368
5 - Very close to my view
21.6%
235
s2_1 s2 - To what extent do the following statements reflect your view, or do they not? I joined the Labour Party as it is a vehicle to deliver practical change against our traditional political opponents, the Conservative Party
Base: 1087
Very close to my view
63.4%
689
Somewhat close to my view
27.7%
301
Not that close to my view
6.1%
66
Not close at all to my view
2.0%
22
s2_2 s2 - To what extent do the following statements reflect your view, or do they not? I joined the Labour Party because it reflects my values of left-wing politics and working-class solidarity
Base: 1087
Very close to my view
54.7%
595
Somewhat close to my view
33.5%
364
Not that close to my view
8.4%
91
Not close at all to my view
3.1%
34
s2_3 s2 - To what extent do the following statements reflect your view, or do they not? Being a Labour member is an important part of my identity
Base: 1087
Very close to my view
45.8%
498
Somewhat close to my view
36.2%
393
Not that close to my view
11.1%
121
Not close at all to my view
5.8%
63
s2_4 s2 - To what extent do the following statements reflect your view, or do they not? If Labour pursued a policy programme based on electoral strategy, rather than guiding principles, I would question continuing to be a member
Base: 1087
Somewhat close to my view
31.6%
344
Not that close to my view
24.7%
269
Very close to my view
22.4%
244
Not close at all to my view
19.4%
211
s3 In light of current electoral fortunes, do you think:
Base: 1087
Labour should revert to bread-and-butter issues, such as the NHS and cost-of-living
90.2%
980
Labour should outflank opponents on the right, by being tougher on immigration
5.9%
64
s4 Should the Labour Party, in your view, be:
Base: 1087
A party which supports a planned economy
73.9%
803
A party which supports free markets
14.7%
160
s5 Which of the following statements comes closest to your view?
Base: 1087
The Labour Party is now predominantly a party for the middle class
52.4%
570
The Labour Party continues to be a party primarily for the working class
21.0%
228
s6 Looking back on the leadership elections in 2015 and 2016, do you think:
Base: 1087
The outcomes of those elections represented the wrong direction for the party to take
48.1%
523
The outcomes of those elections represented the correct direction the party should continue to take
33.1%
360
s7 In order for Labour to stay in power, it must:
Base: 1087
Dominate the centre-ground
48.3%
525
Become the go-to party for left-leaning voters
48.1%
523
Outflank opponents on the right of politics
1.6%
17
s8 On the following scale, how close are you the following statements to your view? Please select what you most align with, even if you don’t entirely agree.
Base: 1087
1 - A Labour leader’s most important duty is to win elections
27.6%
300
4 - A Labour leader’s most important duty is to represent the views of members
15.9%
173
s9 Should a Labour government:
Base: 1087
Introduce transformative, progressive changes, even if that risks success at future elections
53.5%
582
Introduce gradual, moderate changes, designed to keep voters on side so they can stay in power longer
40.3%
438
s10 Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 1087
Trade unions should play a central role in shaping Labour Party policy
49.6%
539
The party leadership should have autonomy, and trade unions should have less influence
36.9%
401
s11 Beyond its members, Labour should prioritise:
Base: 1087
Appealing to socially liberal voters
92.5%
1006
Appealing to socially conservative voters
7.5%
81
s12_1 s12 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? The Labour Party should primarily be a democratic movement shaped by its m
Base: 1087
5 - Very close to my view
30.8%
335
1 - Not close to my view at all
6.9%
75
s12_2 s12 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? Winning office matters less than maintaining Labour’s historic mission.
Base: 1087
1 - Not close to my view at all
28.9%
314
5 - Very close to my view
8.5%
92
s12_3 s12 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? Labour’s purpose is to transform society, not simply to administer it mo
Base: 1087
5 - Very close to my view
50.1%
545
1 - Not close to my view at all
1.7%
18
s12_4 s12 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? The Labour Party’s direction should primarily be shaped by the views of
Base: 1087
1 - Not close to my view at all
12.7%
138
5 - Very close to my view
10.2%
111
s12_5 s12 - On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘Not close to my view at all’ and 5 is ‘Very close to my view’, how closely do each of the following statements reflect your opinion? Decisions made at the Labour Party conference should meaningfully bind the
Base: 1087
5 - Very close to my view
19.2%
209
1 - Not close to my view at all
15.2%
165
s13 Which of the following is closer to your view?
Base: 1087
Good governance of the Labour Party is about competent management, rather than ideological direction
52.2%
567
Good governance of the Labour Party is about having strong ideological direction, rather than competent management
47.8%
520
s14_1 s14 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on economic matters: Statement 1:Immigration is good for the UK economyStatement 2:Immigration is bad for the UK economy
Base: 1087
Statement 1 is closest to my view
92.5%
1005
Statement 2 is closest to my view
7.5%
82
s14_2 s14 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on economic matters: Statement 1:A wealth tax would help to fund public servicesStatement 2:A wealth tax would drive entrepreneurs out of the country
Base: 1087
Statement 1 is closest to my view
85.4%
928
Statement 2 is closest to my view
14.6%
159
s14_3 s14 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on economic matters: Statement 1:The private sector is the most productive part of the economyStatement 2:More parts of the economy, including transport, energy,
Base: 1087
Statement 2 is closest to my view
88.8%
965
Statement 1 is closest to my view
11.2%
122
s14_4 s14 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on economic matters: Statement 1:Growing the overall size of the economy is most important, even if a minority don’t feel the benefitsStatement 2:Tackling wealt
Base: 1087
Statement 2 is closest to my view
72.1%
784
Statement 1 is closest to my view
27.9%
303
s15_1 s15 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on social and cultural issues: Statement 1:Individuals should be totally free to express their identity in terms of race, gender, or sexualityStatement 2:Protecti
Base: 1087
Statement 1 is closest to my view
70.7%
768
Statement 2 is closest to my view
29.3%
319
s15_2 s15 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on social and cultural issues: Statement 1:A stable society with law and order, secured through policing, is a priorityStatement 2:A society where everyone’s ci
Base: 1087
Statement 2 is closest to my view
68.6%
746
Statement 1 is closest to my view
31.4%
341
s15_3 s15 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view on social and cultural issues: Statement 1:Immigration is good for UK culture and societyStatement 2:Immigration is bad for UK culture and society
Base: 1087
Statement 1 is closest to my view
92.5%
1005
Statement 2 is closest to my view
7.5%
82
q1_1 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Environment / Climate change
Base: 260
Environment / Climate change
100.0%
260
q1_2 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: The economy generally (growth, inflation, etc.)
Base: 418
The economy generally (growth, inflation, etc.)
100.0%
418
q1_3 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Cost of living
Base: 481
q1_4 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Housing
Base: 360
q1_5 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: NHS
Base: 635
q1_6 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Poverty and foodbank use
Base: 173
Poverty and foodbank use
100.0%
173
q1_7 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Energy (security, reliability, capacity)
Base: 173
Energy (security, reliability, capacity)
100.0%
173
q1_8 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Crime
Base: 31
q1_9 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Education
Base: 165
q1_10 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Defence
Base: 180
q1_11 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Immigration
Base: 50
q1_12 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Transport
Base: 32
q1_13 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Pensions
Base: 17
q1_14 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Jobs
Base: 129
q1_15 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Foreign policy
Base: 44
q1_16 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Welfare benefits
Base: 40
q1_17 q1 - Which of following issues do you think should be a top priority for the labour leadership to address: Culture
Base: 11
q2_1 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? The price of energy bills (gas, electricity, heating)
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
78.5%
853
Contributes somewhat
20.6%
224
Does not contribute at all
0.4%
4
q2_2 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Rent payments
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
70.7%
769
Contributes somewhat
24.4%
265
Does not contribute at all
2.0%
22
q2_3 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Mortgage payments
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
48.1%
523
Contributes somewhat
44.3%
482
Does not contribute at all
3.4%
37
q2_4 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Food and grocery costs
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
70.2%
763
Contributes somewhat
28.3%
308
Does not contribute at all
0.7%
8
q2_5 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Petrol/fuel costs
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
57.9%
629
Contributes greatly
35.9%
390
Does not contribute at all
4.0%
44
q2_6 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? The cost of public transport
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
68.1%
740
Contributes greatly
20.6%
224
Does not contribute at all
8.3%
90
q2_7 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Income taxes
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
53.8%
585
Does not contribute at all
26.3%
286
Contributes greatly
16.7%
181
q2_8 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Care costs for children
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
50.0%
544
Contributes somewhat
41.9%
455
Does not contribute at all
4.0%
43
q2_9 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Care costs for adults/older people (65+)
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
44.9%
488
Contributes somewhat
43.5%
473
Does not contribute at all
6.1%
66
q2_10 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Council tax
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
66.1%
719
Contributes greatly
22.0%
239
Does not contribute at all
9.8%
107
q2_11 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Income from work
Base: 1087
Contributes greatly
46.6%
506
Contributes somewhat
35.7%
388
Does not contribute at all
10.9%
118
q2_12 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Income from benefits
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
45.5%
495
Does not contribute at all
24.3%
264
Contributes greatly
18.2%
198
q2_13 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? The cost of socialising/going out with friends and family
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
59.1%
642
Does not contribute at all
25.9%
282
Contributes greatly
9.9%
108
q2_14 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Income from pensions
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
46.6%
506
Does not contribute at all
25.5%
277
Contributes greatly
16.3%
177
q2_15 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Internet/phone bills
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
63.6%
691
Does not contribute at all
23.0%
250
Contributes greatly
8.6%
94
q2_16 q2 - For each of the following, to what extent, if at all, does this contribute to the cost-of-living crisis? Water bills
Base: 1087
Contributes somewhat
58.1%
632
Contributes greatly
34.5%
375
Does not contribute at all
5.4%
59
q3 In your view, dealing with the cost-of-living crisis effectively will require the government to take:
Base: 1087
Quite major action
49.7%
540
Very major action
37.3%
405
q4 In your view, reducing poverty and food banks effectively will require the government to take:
Base: 1087
Quite major action
45.2%
491
Very major action
36.5%
397
Very minor or no action
0.4%
4
q5 If the Government had an aim of reducing its spending on welfare benefits, which of the following approaches would you most support?
Base: 1087
Reduce spending on benefits in the longer term by tackling the underlying drivers that cause people to claim benefits -
89.9%
977
Reduce spending on benefits quickly by restricting benefit rules so that fewer people are able to claim them.
6.3%
68
Reduce spending on benefits quickly by cutting the amount of money people receive when they claim benefits.
1.5%
16
q6_1 q6 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following statements? Introduce rent controls in England so that rents in the private sector can't rise faster than average annual wage increases.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
5.4%
59
q6_2 q6 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following statements? Give all households an ongoing discount on their energy bills, via a core block of reduced rate energy to cover typical essential needs (with any energy used above this
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
15.0%
163
q6_3 q6 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following statements? Ensure that everyone receiving Universal Credit is guaranteed to receive at least enough support to cover the cost of essentials such as food, utility bills, clothing, t
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
4.8%
52
q6_4 q6 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following statements? Introduce new employment rights so people outside of employed work, such as self-employed people and gig economy workers, have access to a safety net for temporary perio
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
6.0%
65
q9_1_1 q9_1 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Introduce rent controls in England so that renting becomes more affordable.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
6.3%
69
q9_1_2 q9_1 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Give everyone a discount on their energy bills to cover their essential needs.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
20.6%
224
q9_1_3 q9_1 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Increase the minimum wage.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
17.8%
193
q9_1_4 q9_1 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Give more support to pubs, bars and restaurants so that going out is more affordable.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
32.8%
357
q9_1_5 q9_1 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Improve home insulation through government-backed loans or grants to lower long-term energy costs.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
8.5%
92
q9_1_6 q9_1 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Cut NI contributions.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
28.4%
309
q9_2 If you could only pick one of the following policies for the government to enact, which would it be?
Base: 1075
Introduce rent controls in England so that renting becomes more affordable.
41.3%
444
Improve home insulation through government-backed loans or grants to lower long-term energy costs.
21.3%
229
Give everyone a discount on their energy bills to cover their essential needs.
15.2%
163
Increase the minimum wage.
12.9%
139
Cut NI contributions.
5.7%
61
Give more support to pubs, bars and restaurants so that going out is more affordable.
3.6%
39
q7_1 q7 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? We need to increase taxes on the various sources of income that are currently taxed less than earnings (e.g. dividends, rental income etc.), so that the tax system
Base: 1087
Neither agree nor disagree
4.3%
47
q7_2 q7 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? We need to increase taxes to better balance the books to ensure financial sustainability.
Base: 1087
Neither agree nor disagree
15.9%
173
q7_3 q7 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? We need to increase taxes to pay for greater investment in public services.
Base: 1087
Neither agree nor disagree
6.8%
74
q7_4 q7 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? We need to increase taxes to help address high wealth and income inequality.
Base: 1087
Neither agree nor disagree
5.7%
62
q8_1 q8 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? An increase in taxes would hamper economic growth
Base: 29
Neither agree nor disagree
17.2%
5
q8_2 q8 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? An increase in taxes would increase cost of living pressures on families
Base: 29
Neither agree nor disagree
6.9%
2
q8_3 q8 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Additional revenue could be found through public services being delivered more efficiently
Base: 29
Neither agree nor disagree
10.3%
3
q8_4 q8 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Labour could lose the next election if it increases taxes.
Base: 29
Neither agree nor disagree
13.8%
4
q8_5 q8 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Taxes are already too high.
Base: 29
Neither agree nor disagree
13.8%
4
q8_6 q8 - To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? I don't believe the Government will spend the money from increased taxes effectively
Base: 29
Neither agree nor disagree
24.1%
7
l1 If a Labour leadership election was called tomorrow, are you:
Base: 1087
Open to choosing between confirmed candidates once the campaign starts
77.9%
847
Already decided on who you would vote for, if they put themselves forward as a candidate
20.5%
223
Not planning to vote
1.6%
17
l2 Are you a member of a trade union?
Base: 1087
No, I am not a member of a trade union
43.9%
477
Yes, I am a member of a Labour affiliated trade union
40.8%
443
Yes, I am a member of a trade union, but it is not affiliated with Labour
15.4%
167
l3 Please specify which union you are a member of.
Base: 443
CWU - Communication Workers Union
2.0%
9
USDAW - Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers
1.6%
7
MU - Musicians Union
1.4%
6
ASLEF - Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
0.9%
4
TSSA - Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association
0.7%
3
NUM - National Union of Mineworkers
0.2%
1
l4 Do you work in politics or policy?
Base: 1087
No, I do not work in politics or policy
86.2%
937
Yes, I work in politics or policy
13.8%
150
l5_1 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Ben Ansell
Base: 34
l5_2 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Rafael Behr
Base: 359
l5_3 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Grace Blakely
Base: 135
l5_4 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? John Burn-Murdoch
Base: 59
John Burn-Murdoch
100.0%
59
l5_5 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Stephen Bush
Base: 245
l5_6 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Alastair Campbell
Base: 540
Alastair Campbell
100.0%
540
l5_7 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Aditya Chakrabortty
Base: 295
Aditya Chakrabortty
100.0%
295
l5_8 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? George Eaton
Base: 145
l5_9 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Ava Santina Evans
Base: 41
Ava Santina Evans
100.0%
41
l5_10 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Jonathan Freedland
Base: 421
Jonathan Freedland
100.0%
421
l5_11 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Sam Freedman
Base: 159
l5_12 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Lewis Goodall
Base: 344
l5_13 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Owen Jones
Base: 339
l5_14 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Patrick Maguire
Base: 177
l5_15 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Tom McTague
Base: 119
l5_16 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Ash Sarkar
Base: 224
l5_17 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Gary Stevenson
Base: 97
l5_18 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Rory Stewart
Base: 383
l5_19 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Polly Toynbee
Base: 572
l5_20 l5 - Who do you listen to, read or follow to get your political or social policy news and commentary? Other (specify)
Base: 266
l6_1 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Blue Sky
Base: 1087
l6_2 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Discord
Base: 1087
l6_3 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Facebook
Base: 1087
l6_4 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Instagram
Base: 1087
l6_5 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Reddit
Base: 1087
l6_6 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Snapchat
Base: 1087
l6_7 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? TikTok
Base: 1087
l6_8 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? WhatsApp
Base: 1087
l6_9 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? X
Base: 1087
l6_10 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? YouTube
Base: 1087
l6_11 l6 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Other
Base: 1087
l7_1 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Bold Politics
Base: 1087
l7_2 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? FT News Briefing
Base: 1087
l7_3 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Guardian Politics Weekly
Base: 1087
l7_4 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Global News Podcast
Base: 1087
l7_5 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Newscast
Base: 1087
l7_6 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Pod Save the UK
Base: 1087
l7_7 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Political Currency
Base: 1087
l7_8 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Politics Joe
Base: 1087
l7_9 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The News Agents
Base: 1087
l7_10 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Rest is Politics
Base: 1087
l7_11 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Today in Focus
Base: 1087
l7_12 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? What’s Left
Base: 1087
l7_13 l7 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Other
Base: 1087
l8_1 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Comment is Freed
Base: 1087
l8_2 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Inside Politics (FT)
Base: 1087
l8_3 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Jacobin
Base: 1087
l8_4 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? New Statesman's Morning Call
Base: 1087
l8_5 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Novara's Cortado
Base: 1087
l8_6 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Politico London Playbook
Base: 1087
l8_7 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Saturday Read
Base: 1087
l8_8 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Guardian Matters of Opinion
Base: 1087
l8_9 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Times Daily Briefing
Base: 1087
l8_10 l8 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Other
Base: 1087
l9_1 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC News
Base: 1087
l9_2 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Byline Times
Base: 1087
l9_3 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? FT
Base: 1087
l9_4 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? I Newspaper
Base: 1087
l9_5 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? LabourList
Base: 1087
l9_6 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? New Statesman
Base: 1087
l9_7 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Novara Media
Base: 1087
l9_8 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Prospect
Base: 1087
l9_9 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Daily Express
Base: 1087
l9_10 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Daily Mail
Base: 1087
l9_11 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Daily Mirror
Base: 1087
l9_12 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Guardian
Base: 1087
l9_13 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Sun
Base: 1087
l9_14 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Telegraph
Base: 1087
l9_15 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? The Times
Base: 1087
l9_16 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Local/regional news websites e.g. MEN, Northern Echo
Base: 1087
l9_17 l9 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Other
Base: 1087
l10_1 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC News
Base: 1087
l10_2 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC World Service
Base: 1087
l10_3 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Channel 4 News
Base: 1087
l10_4 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Channel 5 News
Base: 1087
l10_5 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? GB News
Base: 1087
l10_6 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? ITV News
Base: 1087
l10_7 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Sky News
Base: 1087
l10_8 l10 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Other
Base: 1087
l11_1 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC 5 Live
Base: 1087
l11_2 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC Local Radio
Base: 1087
l11_3 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC Radio 4
Base: 1087
l11_4 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC Radio Scotland/Wales/Ulster
Base: 1087
l11_5 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? BBC World Service
Base: 1087
l11_6 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? GB News Radio
Base: 1087
l11_7 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? LBC
Base: 1087
l11_8 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? News Radio UK
Base: 1087
l11_9 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Talk Radio
Base: 1087
l11_10 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Times Radio
Base: 1087
l11_11 l11 - How often, if at all, do you consume political or social policy news and commentary from the following sources? Other
Base: 1087
q10_1 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Introduce rent controls in England so that renting becomes more affordable.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
7.1%
77
q10_2 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Give everyone a discounted block of energy to cover their essential needs.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
20.8%
226
q10_3 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Establish a National Care Service that reduces adult social care costs.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
4.2%
46
q10_4 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Give more protections to workers in the gig economy.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
6.9%
75
q10_5 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Introduction of a wealth tax.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
6.4%
70
q10_6 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Rejoining the EU single market.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
5.2%
57
q10_7 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Nationalisation of water companies.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
3.0%
33
q10_8 q10 - To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose the following... Reversing planned increases in defence spending.
Base: 1087
Neither support nor oppose
18.4%
200
q11 If you could only pick one of the following policies for the government to enact, which would it be?
Base: 1085
Rejoining the EU single market.
37.0%
401
Establish a National Care Service that reduces adult social care costs.
21.1%
229
Introduction of a wealth tax.
16.4%
178
Nationalisation of water companies.
12.8%
139
Introduce rent controls in England so that renting becomes more affordable.
7.7%
84
Give everyone a discounted block of energy to cover their essential needs.
2.8%
30
Give more protections to workers in the gig economy.
1.3%
14
Reversing planned increases in defence spending.
0.9%
10
QStatus Storing the status of the survey and reason for not completing
Base: 1087