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

Doing pretty good, especially in turnout for MQs. You are helped by the lacklustre presence of Labour but also face fierce competition from the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats. The biggest thing holding you back at the moment are your lack of members.

Labour

While you aren't utterly disappearing, the Labour presence just isn't there as other major parties. You only have 1 member show up to ask MQs and overall fall short in active members compared to the Tories and Lib Dems. The legislation and MQs helped somewhat but you are falling behind in most of the other areas.

Conservatives

Honestly you are doing pretty good but as with Solidarity, when you are neck and neck with your competition it is quite a tug of war for those modifiers. You lose slightly to them due to them having more legislation and answering MQs but its a close race.

Liberal Democrats

The biggest winners of this poll. You are succeeding to filling the niche of being a major party while not being the Tories or Solidarity and your polling reflects this. Although you may not have as much debate comments as the Tories or Solidarity, you have a lot of diversity of members and quality legislation. Biggest area I would say you could improve is higher quality press as we saw some of last term as well as more debate comments.

Pirates

You had some decent legislation and MQ turnout but you are still the smallest major party in activity and that's reflected in your polling. You are able to grow but if you don't turn up, the public is not going to notice you.

Green Party

This poll is a result of going from 4 active members fighting toe to toe with major parties last term to a now 1 person team. The lack of any press or legislation does not help matters either. Overall just need to improve.