Voting Intention: Con 29%, Lab 40% (12 - 13 Jan)

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January 14, 2022, 10:07 AM GMT+0

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

The latest YouGov/Times voting intention figures show the Labour party has an 11-point lead with 40% of the vote (+2 from our previous survey on 11-12 January) to the Conservatives' 29% (+1).

Elsewhere, the Liberal Democrats have 11% of the vote (-2), while the Greens have 6% (-1) and Reform UK have 6% of the vote (+2).

In our "best Prime Minister" question, 35% think Keir Starmer would make the best PM (NC), compared to 22% who think the incumbent Boris Johnson is the better of the two (-1). Two in five (40%) were not sure either way.

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