Anna Turley sits inside a YouGov poll that puts Reform UK on 23% and Labour on 22%. The latest voting intention figures for The Times and Sky News leave the two parties separated by one point.
Conservatives are on 19%, with Greens on 13% and the Lib Dems on 12%. That leaves all major parties within the margin of error of the previous poll, and the gap at the top remains narrow.
Reform UK and Labour
YouGov’s voting intention tracker shows the same pattern on 2-3 August 2026. Reform UK last recorded a lead outside the margin of error three weeks earlier, which places the latest result inside a short period of tightening.
The figures do not show a large shift across the field. They show a close race at the top, with both Reform UK and Labour near the low-20s and the rest of the field still clustered below them.
YouGov tracker figures
The tracker’s numbers are simple enough to read without a second pass. Reform UK is on 23%, Labour on 22%, Conservatives on 19%, Greens on 13% and Lib Dems on 12%.
For a reader following the race, the practical point is the margin. A one-point lead in a poll with all parties within the margin of error is not the same as a settled breakaway, and the latest release does not show one.
Three weeks of tightening
The only timeline YouGov gives is short. Three weeks have passed since Reform UK last held a lead outside the margin of error, and the latest poll keeps that gap narrow rather than widening it.
What caused the polling gap to tighten over the last month is not explained in the figures. For now, the readout is straightforward: Reform UK leads Labour by one point, and the contest remains close enough that small movement could change the order in the next tracker release.
