CLEAN : YouGov pollster: Conservatives have lead but don't rule out upsets

The video discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the impact of Brexit on party dynamics. The Conservatives have a strong lead due to a united Leave vote, while the Remain vote is split among various parties. Labour's unclear Brexit stance has driven some voters to the Liberal Democrats. Despite current polling, Labour's comeback is not ruled out due to political uncertainty. Brexit identity is becoming more significant than party allegiance, leading to fluctuating public opinion. The Brexit Party's decision to stand aside in certain seats is unlikely to affect Conservative strongholds. An increasing age divide is evident, with younger voters leaning towards Labour and older voters towards the Conservatives.

What is the main reason for the Conservative Party's lead in the polls?

• A clear Brexit position from Labour

• Support from the Liberal Democrats

• A strong Remain vote

• A united Leave vote behind them

How has public opinion changed in terms of party allegiance?

• People are more loyal to their parties

• Brexit positions are more important than party loyalty

• There is less movement between parties

• Only two parties have led the polls this year

What impact does the Brexit Party's decision to stand aside in certain seats have?

• It has little impact on Conservative-held seats

• It ensures a Labour victory

• It unites the Remain vote

• It significantly affects Labour's chances

Why have some Remain voters shifted from Labour to the Liberal Democrats?

• A strong Conservative campaign

• Labour's clear Brexit stance

• Labour's unclear and confusing Brexit position

• The Liberal Democrats' support for Leave

What is a notable trend in the age divide among voters?

• Younger voters support Labour

• Younger voters support the Conservatives

• There is no age divide

• Older voters support Labour