Labour has moved ahead of Reform UK in the latest More in Common voting intention poll, marking its first lead since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister. The poll shows Labour leading by 4 points, its highest share since November 2024.
Poll details
Luke Tryl, director of More in Common, said: “Our latest voting intention sees a cross over. Labour move ahead by 4. Their first lead since March 2025 & highest share since Nov 24.” He also noted that the Greens are on their lowest share of the vote since Zack Polanski became leader.
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This is the first poll to show Labour ahead of Reform UK since Burnham took office. Other polls last week showed Labour narrowly behind Nigel Farage’s party, or the two parties neck and neck. For much of the past year, Reform UK has held a lead of 10 points or more over other parties in most opinion polls.
