Political Polling 10th July 2018
Labour have taken a 4-point lead in the polls as the Conservative vote drops away back to UKIP
Labour remain on 40%, while the Conservatives are down six points to bring them to 42%. UKIP are up five points from last month.
Leader Approval Ratings
Theresa May?s leadership ratings have dived from -8% last month to -24%. Jeremy Corbyn?s ratings have remained stable, going from a net rating of -13% to -12% this month.
Theresa May?s lead over Jeremy Corbyn on who would make the best prime minister has dropped from 10 points to 4 points (currently it stands at 29% for May vs 25% for Jeremy Corbyn).
This is the smallest gap between the two since October 2017.
Conservatives lose trust on Brexit amongst Leavers
Currently 26% trust the Conservatives most to handle the Brexit negotiations compared to 20% for Labour. The Conservative lead of 6 points on this issue is the lowest it has ever been.
The Conservatives continue to be dented by Leavers appearing to lose faith in the party. Only 32% of Leavers trust the Tories most to lead the negotiations, the lowest level it has ever been.
Thinking about how negotiations for Britain to leave the EU are progressing, nearly a third (31%) think it is most likely that the UK will leave the European Union in March 2019 without a deal. A quarter (24%) think Britain will leave with a deal, while 22% think Britain will not leave the EU in March 2019.
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