YouGov frames result as improvement for Labour on last year
2 Sep 24 3:59 AM · 5d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 2 of 2
YouGov's own summary notes the projected 241 seats is a net loss of 170 for Labour since 2024, but is a marked recovery from its MRP a year earlier, which had put Labour at just 144 seats with Reform close to a majority; it also flags Reform UK now level with the Conservatives and highlights that 37% of seats are decided by margins of five points or less.
“Reform UK are now neck-and-neck with the Conservatives, with the parties respectively on 123 and 130 seats in our median projection”
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Kemi Badenoch Conservative leaderSam Coates Sky News deputy political editorYouGov Pollster
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