Voting Intention: Con 33%, Lab 37% (8 - 9 Dec)

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December 09, 2021, 10:55 PM GMT+0

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

The latest YouGov/Times voting intention figures show the Conservatives lose their lead, dropping to 33% of the vote (-3), while Labour's vote share rises to 37% (+4).

Elsewhere, the Liberal Democrats have 9% of the vote (n/c), while the Greens have 7% (-2) and Reform UK have 6% of the vote (n/c).

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