UK Voting Intention, Approval Ratings, and International Law

Survation’s latest UK politics poll, conducted 15th – 16th September 2020, shows the Conservatives on 40% maintaining a narrow lead over Labour on 38%, with both parties holding the same vote share as in our previous poll of 2nd – 4th September.

In view of the Government’s new Brexit proposals, which the Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said would violate the UK’s withdrawal treaty with the European Union in a “specific and limited way”, we asked people across the country how important it is that the Government adheres to international law. 43% said it was very important. 30% thought it was quite important, and 14% considered it not that important – while 4% thought it was not at all important that the British Government follows international law. 9% were unsure.

Our poll features:

– General Election Voting Intention

– Party Leader Approval

– Government Performance Approval

– Best Prime Minister

– Public views on Government adherence to international law

– Public views on whether grouse shooting should be exempt from COVID-19 social restrictions

Survation conducted an online poll of 1,003 adults aged 18+ living in the UK. Fieldwork was conducted between 15th and 16th September 2020. Data tables are available here.

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