The following polls asked about voters' opinions on Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats since 27 August 2020 and acting leader from 13 December 2019 to 27 August 2020. With this shambolic Tory defence, should Keir Starmer be scoring more goals? Some opinion pollsters ask voters which party leader they would prefer as prime minister: Boris Johnson (Conservative Party) or Keir Starmer (Labour Party). The ex-Tory leader spoke out as leaks from the European Commission reveal major concerns over Johnson’s proposals. Boris Johnson visits a construction site at Manchester Airport. 2021 Welsh Assembly Election. Approval ratings for former party leaders, Preferred Prime Minister and Chancellor Polling, Question asked for joint approval of Ed Davey & Mark Pack, Opinion polling for the next United Kingdom general election, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Leadership_approval_opinion_polling_for_the_next_United_Kingdom_general_election&oldid=980268376, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 25 September 2020, at 14:59. In the run up to the next United Kingdom general election, various organisations are expected to carry out opinion polling to gauge voting intention. The polling companies listed are members of the British Polling Council (BPC) and abide by its disclosure rules. Either way, a general election looks inevitable. These UK opinion polls attempt to give an overview of public opinion. David Cameron has admitted he is unsure whether Boris Johnson could win a general election held in the wake of any further delays to Brexit. Results of such polls are displayed in this article. About YouGov. Here are the latest polls. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––For more political analysis - and a concise, refreshing and balanced take on the week’s news agenda - try The Week magazine. Earn rewards for sharing your opinion with YouGov and have it featured in the news. And the EU should compromise too,” Cameron told the audience in London. Essential poll: Australians losing faith in government handling of Covid, Red wall voters are sticking with Boris Johnson (for now), How Labour climbed 26 points to match the Tories in opinion polls, Boris Johnson faces Tory wrath as party slumps in shock poll, UK's rating of its Covid-19 response lowest of 14 countries in poll. The questions differ slightly from pollster to pollster: Some pollsters ask voters which potential Prime Minister/Chancellor of the Exchequer pairing they would prefer: Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak for the Conservative Party, and Keir Starmer and Anneliese Dodds for the Labour Party. The Week™ is a registered trade mark. Brexit. Odds on a 2020 exit are 3/1. Available for everyone, funded by readers, A combination of Boris Johnson’s policy confusion and a change of opposition leader has had a dramatic impact on the public, Party in despair, senior MP says, as Labour draws level in wake of exam chaos and Covid U-turns, Only 46% of voters in Britain think their country has done well, compared with 95% in Denmark, The Labour leader is positioning himself for victory against Boris Johnson – but perhaps not quickly enough for his party, Opinium poll also shows Labour more trusted over Covid-19 response, Survey shows retrenchment of identity positions in traditional political allegiances, More than two-thirds of voters want Dominic Cummings sacked and Tory lead over Labour plummets, Teachers union leader warns situation ‘chaotic and untenable’ as poll reveals extent of uncertainty over return of pupils, Only US is judged to have dealt with it worse, after it was reported the UK has the highest death toll of any country in Europe, Yes, we want to protect the NHS – but we also like to follow the rules, says former Downing Street pollster James Johnson, Doubts focus on handling of testing and whether government acted quickly enough at outset, Amid uncertainty about government strategy, survey finds 90% back lockdown, Opinium survey shows fear of nation – but finds just 53% are washing their hands more, With only a slim majority favouring independence, it’s crucial the message is right, says former Downing Street pollster James Johnson, Politics professor Rob Ford crunched the numbers with a team of experts to produce the devastatingly accurate exit poll.
According to Betway, Johnson is most likely to be ousted this year, with odds of 8/11 on a 2019 exit.