Events

The Clacton by-election – in their own words

In the run-up to the Clacton by-election, we’re speaking to voters to hear what they think of Farage’s finance row, the decision to trigger the by-election, and whether Count Binface might be tempting anyone.

These are the initial insights from two focus groups conducted in July 2026 in Clacton.

Where Britain stands on Burnham’s social care levy proposal

Our latest polling looks at public opinion surrounding social care in the UK: how should it be funded, how much should people pay, and is there popular support for the mooted proposal to replace inheritance tax with a social care levy?

Manchester Mayoral By-Election Poll

More in Common’s polling of Greater Manchester ahead of this week’s mayoral by-election finds that Bev Craig is the clear frontrunner, most voters feel positively about Burnham’s legacy as mayor, and the cost of living, crime and antisocial behaviour rank as top issues for residents.

What would Britain look like with proportional representation?

Our new modelling for the Guardian uses our MRP to project what British politics would look like with different voting systems.

The Final MRP of Keir Starmer’s Premiership

More in Common’s last MRP under Keir Starmer’s premiership displays the challenging electoral map Burnham is inheriting. An election tomorrow would likely see a hung parliament with Reform UK the largest party.

Makerfield

Dispatches from the by-election, and what voters want to see from Andy Burnham as Prime Minister

Britons and Burnham – No time for a honeymoon

With Andy Burnham just days from Number 10, More in Common and UCL Policy Lab share new research on what Britain wants from his premiership.

Turning the tide

Understanding Britain’s coastal communities

Lack of power

The role of climate in Britain’s local and devolved elections 2026. Britons still support the…

Causes over cuts: How Britons think we should reform the UK’s social security system

Britons want the social security system to protect those who need it, but believe the current system is falling short. However, the public has a clear preferred path to reform.

No Overall Control

British politics in an era of fragmentation

More in Common’s Final Projections Ahead of the 2026 Elections

With polling day just around the corner, More in Common has published its final MRP projections and polling for elections across Britain.

A Respect Crisis

New research from More in Common exploring whether the public feel respected by their politicians, what contributes to feeling respected and what can help restore respect.