General election 2024 poll tracker: How do the parties compare?

Use our interactive poll tracker to check the latest trends measuring how people say they intend to vote.

If you can't see the chart, click here.

Labour retain a commanding lead, almost 20 points ahead of the Conservatives on average, writes senior political analyst Peter Barnes.

Reform UK are in third place, a bit ahead of the Lib Dems. Their average level of support is 12% and hasn't changed since last week.

Remember, the poll tracker is based on polls covering Great Britain overall and it's hard to tell from the national numbers how the SNP and Plaid Cymru are performing because they only contest seats in Scotland and Wales respectively.

And it doesn't cover Northern Ireland, where there are different political parties and very few polls are conducted.

All polls are based on a sample of people interviewed, typically more than 1,000, which is then weighted to be representative of the country.

There is always a margin of error, meaning the real percentage could be higher or lower than any one poll suggests.

We estimate that the true support for each party lies within the ranges shown here.

Individual poll data is published online by the different companies.

Where a party has polled less than 0.5%, it is shown in the table below as 0 due to rounding down the numbers.