This week, YouGov asked a representative sample of 1,000 British adults who they would vote for if the next General Election were held today.

Solidarity

Should come as no surprise but the definite winners of this poll. You benefit most from being the leading Government party, writing the most legislation, and some decent press. You suffer slightly because of your low membership compared to other major parties however. If you had more members, you likely could have seen a greater rise.

Labour

While you may not have as much legislation or press as Solidarity, you still put up a good fight including having some good MQ turnout. Would like to see some more legislation and press for a higher rise.

Conservatives

This probably isn't a surprise either but as the largest party post-election and thereby the most poised to be in No.10, you being shut out of Government did hurt you. And while you did some good debate and MQ turnout, that failed to show itself in legislation. As you were in a high place to start with, you had more room to fall than other losing parties this poll.

Liberal Democrats

Polling the best for a non-government party. You could do better in the realm of press but you had some solid legislation and debate during this cycle. Also some decent turnout as far as membership which definitely helped you. Keep it up.

Pirates

You were helped by Government Formation but you were vastly outshined by your Coalition partners. Was nice to see some press but would be good to see more. Had some decent MQ turnout but overall need more of a presence to say much more.

Green Party

One of the losers this poll. While you did not do horribly, you still lose out by being a non-government party. However, one of your biggest shortcomings was the absence of any legislation or press at all. Had some decent debate quality but without more diversity, you are likely going to suffer compared to the larger parties.