Our panel brought together leading experts and the latest analysis on taxation to explore what a conservative agenda for ...

In 2026, the SNP managed something few incumbent governments can achieve: it was re-elected for the fourth time. But that election was defined by a lack of enthusiasm, and a widespread sense that ...

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Join us for More in Common’s flagship deep dive into Scottish public opinion as we explore the SNP’s win in the recent Holyrood elections. Drawing on fresh polling and focus group data, we will ...

In today's multi-party Britain, seats are increasingly being decided on smaller margins, with more voters lending support tactically rather than backing their first-choice party. Could the ...

Rigorous research into what Britons think, what divides them, and what they have in common.

More in Common UK conducts regular polling with representative samples of GB adults. Our online polls typically include 2,000-3,000 respondents and are weighted to match the adult British population ...

Labour would be the largest party in a hung parliament with 250 seats, 76 short of a majority. Reform UK would win 147 seats, the Conservatives 125 and the Liberal Democrats 63. If Labour led the ...

More in Common’s January MRP More in Common’s new MRP projects a Reform UK majority if a General Election were held today. Based on polling of more than 16,000 Britons, the model estimates that Reform ...

More in Common has collaborated with the UK Extremism and Democratic Resilience Centre on public opinion research as part of the UKEDRC’s initial report into extremist attitudes and democratic ...

New research from More in Common explores the state of play for the Liberal Democrats ahead of their Autumn conference. Based on polling and focus groups, the research finds the Liberal Democrats have ...