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Poll tracker: Interactive guide to the opinion polls

Follow the changes in political fortune with the poll tracker, which measures opinion poll support for Labour, the Conservatives and the Lib Dems. Use it to compare current party ratings and check back through the years to see how they have performed since 1983.

The poll shown selected is the most recent added. For more details, including margins of error and how polls are selected, please refer to the Poll tracker: How it works page.

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Date of pollConservativeLabourLiberal Democratsource
25/04/201036%30%23%Ipsos-Mori
25/04/201034%28%29%ComRes
25/04/201035%26%31%ICM
25/04/201035%27%28%YouGov
26/04/201034%28%30%YouGov
26/04/201035%28%29%Poll of polls
26/04/201033%28%30%ICM
26/04/201032%28%31%ComRes
27/04/201033%28%29%YouGov
27/04/201033%29%29%ComRes
27/04/201033%28%30%Poll of polls
28/04/201033%29%28%YouGov
28/04/201036%27%28%Populus
28/04/201036%29%26%ComRes
28/04/201033%29%28%Poll of polls
29/04/201034%27%31%YouGov
29/04/201034%29%28%Poll of polls
30/04/201034%27%28%YouGov
30/04/201033%24%32%Harris
01/05/201034%28%28%YouGov
02/05/201038%28%25%ComRes
02/05/201035%27%28%YouGov
02/05/201036%29%27%ICM
02/05/201035%28%28%Poll of polls
03/05/201034%28%29%YouGov
03/05/201033%28%28%ICM
03/05/201037%29%26%ComRes
03/05/201036%28%27%Poll of polls
04/05/201035%28%28%YouGov
04/05/201035%28%28%Poll of polls
05/05/201035%30%24%YouGov
05/05/201037%29%26%ComRes
05/05/201035%29%26%Poll of polls
06/05/201037%28%27%Populus
06/05/201035%28%28%YouGov
06/05/201035%29%27%Harris
06/05/201036%28%26%ICM
06/05/201037%28%28%ComRes
06/05/201036%28%27%Poll of polls
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