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The latest news, polling and insight from Labour Together.

Data tables for our polling work can be found in our archive here.

#6 Inside Labour: To deliver growth, shift power to communities
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#6 Inside Labour: To deliver growth, shift power to communities

If ‘all politics is local’, then the government is right to put mayors at the heart of the number one mission to deliver economic growth. And a new report out today by Labour Together - Mayoral Matters - finds those living in mayoral areas are supportive of increased devolution. In fact, the further advanced the settlement, the more supportive residents are.

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#5 Inside Labour: Rewiring the state means getting to grips with AI
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#5 Inside Labour: Rewiring the state means getting to grips with AI

Congratulations to Chris Wormald on his appointment as Cabinet Secretary. As Shadow Health Secretary, I worked with Chris during the Covid-19 pandemic. I am confident he will deliver the "complete rewiring of the British state" that Keir Starmer has tasked him with. But, to succeed, he and the government must take full advantage of AI by placing technology at the heart of public service reform.

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Britain: A nation of MIMBYs
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Britain: A nation of MIMBYs

Drawing on a multilevel regression and post-stratification (MRP) of 12,000 people commissioned by Labour Together from YouGov, our analysis of public attitudes reveals that the caucus against housebuilding are smaller than anticipated. In this note, we set out what that means for Labour.

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Voting Intention: 15th March 2024
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Voting Intention: 15th March 2024

The first voting intention polling conducted internally by Labour Together finds that Labour are 18 points ahead of the Conservatives. The polling, conducted using Labour Together’s new internal polling capacity, suggests that if there were a general election tomorrow, the Conservative would take 24% of voters, Labour 42% and the Liberal Democrats 10%. Other parties, including Reform UK, would get 12% of the vote.

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