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.

General Notes

Activity is massively down this cycle. Independents outdebated a lot of parties even if they showed up in the MQs. That inactivity plus the PPGB merger gave this cycle a weird time

Solidarity

You uhhhhh. Did not do horribly? Beyond the Liberal Democrats were the most prolific legislators which definitely helped, especially compared to Labour. That is of course added onto enjoying the gains of the PPGB merger. Next poll you'll normalise more.

Labour

You did not do horribly in debate presence compared to most other parties but in everything else you fell very short. Overall Minister turnout for MQs of 26.83% with one Minister failing to turn out at all. That with zero legislation and zero press and middling debate meant a drop for you. The drop could have been less without the sharp rise of other parties but the merger made you drop more than normal.

Conservatives

Like most other parties your debate massively fell but you still did decent in MQs. You had some legislation but hardly any. Similar story with press. If you want to gain more and be more competitive with Solidarity, you need to simply show up more and get out there. You can have as much MQs as you want but if you dont also have press and legislation, there is a ceiling to your possible gains.

Liberal Democrats

Should not be too much of a surprise at this point I guess. You were the strongest legislators this cycle which definitely helped you. Your press pieces also definitely helped to stand out in a cycle dominated by the merger gains of Solidarity. Similar to other parties your debating fell short but beyond that you did very well.

Pirates

RIP. Godspeed on the other side m'hearties.

Green Party

Good to see some legislation and return of some members. Could see some press as well but overall not bad for a comeback with a party of your size.