UK Polls Show Labour and Reform Tied at 24%, Conservatives at 21%, Liberal Democrats at 14%, Green Party at 11%

Recent polling data from various sources indicates a competitive landscape in the UK's Westminster voting intentions. A YouGov poll conducted from April 13 to 14 shows the Labour Party (Lab) and Reform UK (RFM) tied at 24%, with the Conservative Party (Con) at 21%, the Liberal Democrats (LDM) at 14%, the Green Party (GRN) at 11%, and the Scottish National Party (SNP) at 3%. This reflects no change for Labour and Reform since the previous poll conducted on April 6-7. In contrast, a Focaldata poll reveals Labour and the Conservatives both at 24%, with Reform UK at 23%. The Liberal Democrats saw a decline to 13%, while the Greens increased to 9%. Additionally, an Opinium poll indicates Labour at 27%, Reform UK at 26%, and the Conservatives at 22%, showcasing a slight increase for Labour compared to the previous month. The sample sizes for these polls ranged from 1,585 to 2,277 participants, highlighting a diverse range of voter intentions leading up to the elections.