Polling cited by the Daily Mail suggests Keir Starmer’s prospects in a hypothetical Labour leadership contest could depend on who his challenger is among Labour members. The outlet reports that Starmer would be able to secure an easier win if the opponent were Wes Streeting. However, it says Starmer’s position would look weaker if the challenger were Andy Burnham, with polling indicating Burnham could outperform him among Labour party members. The report frames the scenario as a leadership contest within the party and focuses specifically on differences in member support for each matchup. It does not provide additional context on timing, whether such a contest is formally planned, or how the results would translate into government leadership. Overall, the information presented centers on voter preferences within Labour membership for two potential opponents—Streeting and Burnham—relative to Starmer.