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With less than one in five Britons saying energy bills are affordable, we are tracking the impact energy bills have had, what measures Britons are having to take, and when, if ever, they think they may come down
This instalment of the tracker was the third, with the previous iterations from August 2025 available here, and the March 2026 tracker available here. The online polling had 2,081 respondents and is weighted to match the adult British population by age, gender, region, education level, ethnicity and past vote.
We adhere to British Polling Council guidelines and publish full methodology details with every poll. For questions about our methodology, please contact our team: polling@moreincommon.com
Our Methodology
This instalment of the tracker was the third, with the previous iterations from August 2025 available here, and the March 2026 tracker available here. The online polling had 2,081 respondents and is weighted to match the adult British population by age, gender, region, education level, ethnicity and past vote.
We adhere to British Polling Council guidelines and publish full methodology details with every poll. For questions about our methodology, please contact our team: polling@moreincommon.com
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