Voting Intention: Conservatives 49%, Labour 31% (11-12 May)

Matthew SmithHead of Data Journalism
Politics & current affairs
May 12, 2017, 4:46 PM GMT+0

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

The latest YouGov/Sunday Times voting intention figures show the Conservatives on 49% and Labour on 31%, giving the Tories an 18 point lead.

Elsewhere the Liberal Democrats are on 9%, with UKIP on 3%. Votes for other parties stand at 8%.

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