26 April 2024
"The fact that only a third of those who voted Tory in 2019, and only 18 per cent of voters as a whole, even fewer than currently plan to vote Tory, think the Conservative’s should be elected will only add to the Tory gloom," More in Common's UK Director Luke Tryl told PoliticsHome.
Nearly Half Of 2019 Tory Voters Say The Party Doesn't Deserve To Win The Next Election
03 April 2024
In an interview with Ryszard Łuczyn, Adam Traczyk talks about the groups into which Polish society is divided and what this means for the political sphere.
30 March 2024
Several research institutes are currently publishing surveys and recommendations. What are the priorities that European citizens have in common? From one country to another, what place do Ukraine and Gaza occupy in the public debate? Since the legislative elections in the fall, Poland has been trying to move away from the populist model; the Netherlands would like to build one. Does the right-wing movement at work in our societies herald a new dynamic of which Madame Meloni's Italy would become a driving force? What is the likely political translation in Strasbourg and Brussels? The game is not over, the campaign begins, the debate is open. Laurence de Nervaux, director of Destin Commun, discusses the lessons of our latest survey "European elections: the game is open" at the microphone of Christine Ockrent.
28 March 2024
In a new joint study by More in Common, University College London and Oxford university, two in three Britons agree that ethnic minorities and women experience discrimination in the workplace sometimes or often. Britons were “five times more likely to say that equality, diversity and inclusion is a good, rather than a bad, thing”.
27 March 2024
Earlier this month, More in Common polled a group of 39 seats in the so-called Blue Wall: areas of the country that have traditionally voted Conservative but have shifted against the party in recent elections.
Luke Tryl: What the latest polling tells us about how Sunak can defend the Blue Wall