A new More in Common poll indicates Labour support stands at 24%, which is up two points compared with levels recorded before Keir Starmer left office. The coverage frames the figures as part of a broader “bounce” in Labour’s standing following the change in leadership, with the poll suggesting the party starts the new phase with improved public support.
The reports also highlight approval ratings for the new prime minister, describing them as the highest personal ratings since those seen under Theresa May. While the cited article focuses on the upward movement in Labour support and the prime minister’s individual standing, it does not detail broader polling ranges or comparisons with other parties in the excerpt provided.
Overall, the sources present consistent polling information from More in Common: Labour is at 24% support and has gained two points since before Starmer’s departure, alongside reported strong early approval for the new prime minister.
