Base: All respondents likely to vote and expressing a voting intention (n=1,508)
| Con | 33% | - |
| Lab | 27% | - |
| LD | 18% | -1 |
| Brex | 12% | -1 |
| Green | 4% | +1 |
| SNP | 4% | - |
| UKIP | <1% | - |
| Other | 2% | +1 |
(figure in second column relate to ComRes/Daily Telegraph poll on 7th October 2019)
- ComRes’ latest voting intention shows the Conservatives maintaining their lead ahead of Labour with 33% compared to 27% of the vote respectively. The Lib Dems are down 1 percentage point from ComRes’ last Voting Intention earlier this week, now on 18% of the vote.
- The Conservatives maintain their lead over the Brexit Party, with a 21 percentage point gap (33% vs 12% respectively).
- Among 2016 Leave voters, the Conservatives lead with 52% of the vote. Conversely, amongst 2016 Remain voters, Labour leads with 39% of the vote with Lib Dems close behind on 31%.
- If the parties were to achieve these vote shares at a General Election it would result in Conservatives being the largest party with a 14 seat majority (Con 332, Lab 226, LD 33, SNP 37, Brex 0, PC 3, Grn 1 source: www.electoralcalculus.co.uk)
