Labour at 30, Reform at 24: Burnham’s party extends its recovery ahead of first Budget October 7, 2026
A popular leader of an unpopular party? How Kemi Badenoch’s fortunes have diverged from her party’s October 5, 2026
Where will the public land on Andy Burnham’s Triple Lock changes and National Care Service plans? September 30, 2026
First Past the Post, but only just: Reform’s marginal lead and our latest MRP findings August 27, 2026
The Public’s Problems for Burnham to Solve: Cost of living and Restoring Trust in Politics July 31, 2026
Labour draw level with Reform in Starmer’s last days – how much improvement can Burnham make? July 17, 2026
Makerfield by-election: Burnham premium translates to small lead over Reform in first published by-election constituency poll May 26, 2026
Keir Starmer’s replacement? Andy Burnham’s prospects among Labour members and the general public May 12, 2026
Survation was the most accurate pollster at the 2026 Holyrood elections, and had the most accurate overall Scottish MRP seats forecast May 11, 2026
Labour members split on whether Starmer should continue, and half think he cannot turn the party’s fortunes around
Cost of living dominates how Scots intend to vote, while independence continues to split the electorate April 30, 2026
The SNP are on the cusp of a Holyrood majority as Labour and Reform battle for second place March 31, 2026
Should AI be used in policing? Two-fifths of the public say it would be no help – whilst a third do February 27, 2026
Labour polling at their lowest point since the General Election, as Conservatives overtake and Greens catch up. January 30, 2026
As Westminster voting intention stabilises, have the Greens seen the end of their Polanski surge? January 19, 2026
Majority of Thames Water Customers Say Ofwat Should Put the Supplier into Special Administration January 15, 2026
Labour policies are not cutting through with the general public – nor Britain’s Progressive Majority December 4, 2025
Labour failing to win over enough of Britain’s Progressive Majority, with Reform still top of the polls November 29, 2025
The party of the “I’m alright, Jacks”? How Labour are losing voters feeling the squeeze November 26, 2025
Only 8% of MPs think raising taxes alone is the answer, new polling shows – most back fiscal rule reform as Reeves faces Budget test November 3, 2025
Does the Caerphilly by-election signal the reconfiguration of Welsh politics? The displacement of Labour by Plaid and Reform October 31, 2025
Brand Awareness Research: How Living Wage Foundation Supports Employers and Employees October 30, 2025
Reform UK and Plaid Cymru neck and neck in Caerphilly Senedd by-election – Labour pushed into third October 16, 2025
Understanding your audience isn’t just for brands: How segmentation teaches progressives about winning voters October 6, 2025
Myth, reality, and perception: the strengthening of British anti-immigration attitudes August 6, 2025
A third of the workforce think their organisation is ready to benefit from AI – so long as they strategise July 9, 2025
Labour members send clear message ahead of Spending Review: move leftwards and invest in public services June 10, 2025
Labour Members React to Spring Statement with Pessimism on Policies and Electoral Prospects April 2, 2025
Is Zelenskyy Losing Public Support? Examining Approval, Trust, and Attitudes Toward War and Peace in Ukraine February 28, 2025
While Labour’s polling honeymoon is over, we’re still some distance from a Reform tipping point: January 8, 2025
Survation MRP Update: Labour on Course to Win 470 Seats and Become the Largest Party in Scotland June 28, 2024
West Yorkshire public supports moves towards a Manchester-style regulated bus service December 20, 2023
New poll: Public want water companies to hand over shares rather than face fines for pollution July 24, 2023
Scots Keen on Further Devolution, Sceptical about the Economic Benefits of Independence. SNP Retain a Narrowing Lead over Labour in Scotland. July 4, 2023
Behind Labour’s Lead in the Polls: Insights into Party Identification show party attracting unaffiliated voters March 11, 2023
Poll: UK Councillors support investment in green energy, similar views to general public March 7, 2023
Latest data shows Rishi Sunak losing 2019 Conservative voters, lags Starmer on key issues for the public: February 12, 2023
Majority of Conservative Councillors Dissatisfied with Party’s National Performance in 2022 January 18, 2023
Public and Conservative voters believe windfall tax on energy producers should form a part of paying for energy bill cap September 8, 2022
Labour’s vote share reaches new current parliament heights – 45%. Conservatives trail 14 points behind, a distance not seen since 2013: July 8, 2022
New Westminster Voting Intention – Labour on 43% with an 8 point lead. Boris Johnson approval makes new lows: July 4, 2022
Survation Survey Sheds Light on Mental Health Challenges Facing Children During Pandemic May 11, 2022
Public support for end to COVID restrictions and keen to continue and extend self testing February 13, 2022
More than half of 2019 Conservative voters think Boris Johnson should go if police find he broke lockdown rules January 26, 2022
New Political Polling Shows a Collapse In Public Opinion for Boris Johnson, The Conservative Party and Government December 13, 2021
Labour Lead Extends to 6 Points as Public Takes Dim View of Illegal Party Allegations December 9, 2021
Polling the Nolan principles: The public’s take on ethical standards in public life November 18, 2021
Conservative 6 point polling lead while a majority believe Labour is providing weak opposition July 1, 2021
British Muslims retain strong link to Labour, but leadership ratings lag those of the party. June 14, 2021
Post pandemic: Planning, jobs support and worker rights supported by MPs and businesses March 22, 2021
Public: Yes to COVID restrictions but sharp drop off since first wave in support for government’s handling January 17, 2021
‘Red wall’ voters like where they live, want more places to meet and support for the young October 19, 2020
Local is better, say Herts residents, opposed to plans for county-wide ‘Unitary’ authority October 13, 2020
Silvertown Tunnel: Majority of Londoners would prefer the money to be spent on public transport September 7, 2020
UK Voting Intention Poll: Changing tide leaves Conservatives and Labour almost neck and neck June 6, 2020
COVID-19: Survation survey for Clean Up Gambling campaign points to addiction concerns during Coronavirus lockdown April 24, 2020
COVID-19: Survey of health and social care workers reveals major concerns about the dangers facing staff
COVID-19: Survey finds high levels of anxiety in Britain for jobs, the economy, and public health March 20, 2020
3 in 4 people in Midlands and North want more funding in 2020 Budget to help local authorities deal with impact of climate change March 10, 2020
Survation on behalf of Good Morning Britain December 9th, GE 2019 Tracker Poll Week 4 – Summary December 9, 2019
Third of BAME Scots have experienced discrimination in Scotland in the past two years October 3, 2019
No-one loves Theresa May’s deal – but what the public want vs what might be acceptable are not the same. November 27, 2018
SNP continue to lose ground amongst voters in Scotland as Conservatives and Labour gain October 29, 2018
Majorities in UK, Brazil and South Africa believe people with obesity are likely to face discrimination October 11, 2018
Over half (53%) of adults believe there has been a change in what behaviour people think is and isn’t acceptable a year after #MeToo October 2, 2018
UKIP but not the Conservatives seen to have a problem with Islamophobia in new polling September 20, 2018
Majority of Scots (57%) believe the UK Government should do more to support the Scotch Whisky industry September 11, 2018
Three fifths (59%) of the public would rather ensure UK businesses can trade freely with EU companies than restrict free movement September 10, 2018
New polling of British Jews highlights tensions between Labour and the Jewish Community September 5, 2018
Will there be champagne on the anniversary of the 2017 General Election? ‘Nothing has changed’ since May 2018 June 8, 2018
The importance of listening to the public: From National Conversation to Surveying the Nation May 1, 2018
Survation and Royal Holloway, University of London, announce three year research partnership February 22, 2018
Third of BME Scots have experienced discrimination in the past two years – Survation for Dr Meer, Uni of Edinburgh August 4, 2017
New Polling Indicates Public Anxiety Over Brexit. Jeremy Corbyn Reaches Highest ever Best Prime Minister? Rating July 3, 2017
Labour Party now polling 5% ahead of Conservatives. Public Say Theresa May Should Resign 49 to 38% June 12, 2017
CON Lead LAB By 17 Points amid UKIP decline. New polling series for Good Morning Britain: May 8, 2017
Amongst all sections of the Public, Theresa May Currently Clear Choice for Next Leader of the Conservative Party. July 3, 2016
EU In Or Out? Public To Put Questions To Prime Minister or Justice Secretary Michael Gove May 12, 2016
Survation’s Second Telephone Poll on the EU Referendum Shows Lead For “Remain” Holding Steady March 24, 2016
Nearly Half Believe Women Become Less Committed to their Work after Childbirth – Survation for the Fawcett Society on IWD 2016 March 8, 2016
First UK Telephone Polling Conducted after David Cameron’s Renegotiation with EU Member Countries Shows “Remain” With a Clear Lead February 26, 2016
How would the public vote on the EU Referendum depending on David Cameron’s re-negotiations? February 9, 2016
Public Attitudes towards Privatisation of State-Owned Assets – Survation for We Own It December 11, 2015
Majority of parents report making personal financial sacrifices to buy presents for their children – Survation for Action for Children November 30, 2015
NEW – Airstrikes in Syria Backed By 15%; Majority Support For UK Parliament & Multilateral Approach. Latest EU Referendum & Renegotiation Picture: November 17, 2015
First polling conducted since specific demands for EU reform established. Leave marginally ahead of Remain: November 13, 2015
Broad Support For Intervention To Support UK Steel. Majority Term Government’s Response To Industry Job Losses “Ineffective” November 3, 2015
Twice as many mums have a stronger relationship with children than dads – Survation poll for Action for Children October 20, 2015
Majority of 2015 Conservative voters support ‘free vote’ for Cabinet ministers during EU Referendum Campaign October 5, 2015
Survation are working with Sky News, Organising ‘Labour’s Future: The Final Debate’ Audience August 26, 2015
The London Mayoral Election 2016 – What role could faith and ethnicity play in the contest? August 16, 2015
Conservatives took 1 in 3 BME votes in the General Election, latest opinion polling shows May 25, 2015
Changes to family policy: What opinion polls say about the coalition and current Conservative manifestos May 21, 2015
Guest Blog Post – A Very Astute “Letter” Received From Emma Greaves, Administrator & Stay-At-Home Mum May 10, 2015
Why Survation does not adjust our constituency telephone polls based on how people voted in 2010. February 27, 2015
Response To Yesterday’s Times, YouGov Articles and YouGov’s published research about Survation’s Scottish Independence Methodology July 3, 2014
As the gap closes between the Yes and No campaigns, who do Scots trust with Scotland’s future? June 16, 2014
So How Would Changing Leader Work Out For The Lib Dems & Will Nick Clegg Lose Sheffield Hallam? May 28, 2014
Has a lack of trust and information led to stalemate in the Scottish independence battle? April 23, 2014
From energy bills to housing costs, a mixed picture of financial pressures on new parents in the UK February 26, 2014
A Tale of Two Referendums – Fear of Leaving EU has Little Effect on Pro-Independence Scots February 21, 2014
Rage Against The Machines? British Public Still Value The Personal Touch for High Street Banking – Research by Survation and UNITE the Union January 27, 2014
An Updated look at European Parliament Voting Intention – Labour maintain their polling lead in 2013 December 26, 2013
Survation polling for the Daily Mirror shows support for the House of Lords but also significant reform December 19, 2013
ICM Research Shows UKIP Support Doubling in 29 days – Another Clear Indication Polling Industry Methodology Needs To Change May 14, 2013
Feltham and Heston By-Election: Big Labour Majority Expected But Race For Third Remains Tight. December 12, 2011
In line With Our NOTW Survey, Public and Advertiser Opinion forced Murdoch’s Hand – But What Now? July 8, 2011
Polling Day In Oldham East & Saddleworth. Labour Landslide or Tight Tactical Two Horse Race? January 13, 2011
