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Survey ResultsRoyal Family Favourability | YouGov Survey Results 240815
YouGov survey of 2021 adults in GB asking favourability of royal family members and the monarchy in general
2024-08-30
ArticleThe British Monarchy in 2012 - is it important or not?
In the first of our five-part series chronicling your thoughts on the forthcoming Diamond Jubilee, we ask: How important (or not) is the monarchy in modern Britain?
2012-05-28- Article
Young Britons are turning their backs on the monarchy
A greater number of 18-24 year-olds now want an elected head of state rather than a monarchy, with attitudes shifting significantly in recent years
2021-05-21 - Article
What do ethnic minority Britons think of the monarchy and royal family?
Ethnic minority Britons are divided about the monarchy in terms of its overall image and the future
2023-05-03 - Article
Platinum Jubilee: where does public opinion stand on the monarchy?
With the Jubilee marking 70 years on the throne for the Queen, YouGov looks at the British public’s attitude to the monarchy: past, present and future
2022-06-01 - Survey Results
Royal Family Favourability | YouGov Survey Results 250221
YouGov poll of 2231 adults in GB asking favourability of the monarchy and members of the royal family
2025-02-28 - Article
The Monarchy: popular across society and 'here to stay'
As the Queen becomes Britain's longest-reigning monarch, new research shows that the monarchy remains popular across all parts of British society
2015-09-08 - Survey Results
The Monarchy | YouGov / Republic Results 15th-16th January 2024
Poll of 2089 UK adults asking whether they would prefer a monarchy or an elected head of state.
2024-01-18 - Survey Results
YouGov / Monarchy Trackers
YouGov Monarchy Trackers Do you think Britain will still have a monarch in 100 years time? Yes, definitelyYes, probablyTOTAL YESNo,...
2023-05-04 - Survey Results
YouGov / Monarchy Trackers
YouGov Monarchy Trackers Do you think Britain will still have a monarch in 100 years time? Yes, definitelyYes, probablyTOTAL YESNo,...
2023-05-04 - Survey Results
The Monarchy
YouGov Survey Results The Monarchy Prepared for Mail on Sunda y Sample Size: 1807 Fieldwork: 07-08 November 2003 How much do you respect...
2003-11-12 - Survey Results
Royal Family and Buckingham Palace | YouGov / The Times Survey Results 241205
YouGov poll of 2525 adults in GB asking about the monarchy, royal family and funding issues, including for Buckingham Palace renovations
2025-01-15 - Survey Results
Welsh monarchy trackers | YouGov Results 230703
Poll of 1000 adults in Wales asking favourability of: King Charles, Camilla, Prince William, Prince Harry, Catherine Middleton, Meghan Markle, The royal family in general, and the institution of the monarchy in general.
2023-07-14 - Survey Results
Royal Family favourability and attitudes towards monarchy | YouGov Results 230426
YouGov poll of 2030 adults in GB asking favourability of Royal Family members and attitudes towards the monarchy.
2023-05-03 - Survey Results
Ethnic minority Royal Family favourability and attitudes towards monarchy | YouGov Results 230419
YouGov poll of 1033 Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic adults in Britain asking favourability of Royal Family members and attitudes towards the monarchy.
2023-05-03 - Survey Results
The Monarchy
% From what you have heard and read, do you believe newspaper allegations about a male rape being committed by a member of the royal...
2002-11-17 - Survey Results
Recent polling on the Diamond Jubilee - Media Briefing
1 Recent YouGov Polling on the Monarchy and the Jubilee – Media Briefing Support for the monarchy Support for the institution of...
2012-05-30 - Article
The Monarchy vs. Government
66% want Elizabeth II to remain Monarch; The Queen voted more popular than Politicians
2012-06-15 - Article
The monarchy sees a minor improvement in public opinion
Young people continue to be far less likely to approve of the institution than their elders
2022-09-17 - Article
After the wedding : What future for thee monarchy?
Royal weddings are a chance for everyone to have a party. Arch-monarchists can take to the streets (that’s to say, they can throw street parties), wave their little flags and swear undying loyalty to the Queen and her offspring. Fierce republicans can counter with anti-parties in which the television coverage from Westminster Abbey is switched off and the toasts are drunk to Oliver Cromwell. As my old colleague, Peter Snow, would put it: 'it’s all just a bit of fun!'
2011-05-16
