Research

We hold conversations with people across the country and carry out in-depth polling to give politicians, policymakers and communicators an honest picture of Britons’ attitudes. Explore our research on the key issues shaping British public opinion, from cost of living and crime to identity, democracy and Britain’s place in the world.

Internet & Social Media
Phoning it in

Britons, smartphones and social media

Mayoral races are no longer simply a proxy for national politics
Elections Politics
Mayoral races are no longer simply a proxy for national politics

New research from More in Common finds that the public are increasingly making a distinction between how they vote on local and national politics Voters want mayors to focus on crime, high streets, transport and the local environment Incumbent mayors are bucking the national trend and providing an antidote to voter cynicism Strong preference for local champions rather than extensions of national parties

General Election 2024
Backfire

Culture Wars and the General Election

Europe Talks Flying
Cost of living Transport
Europe Talks Flying

Navigating public opinion on aviation and climate 

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
Finding a Balance

How to ensure Equality, Diversity and Inclusion is for everyone

Tories face Blue Wall collapse
Conservative Party General Election 2024
Tories face Blue Wall collapse

More in Common Election Battleground Series – March 2024

Elections
Behind the Voting Intention

Election Battleground Series

Identity International affairs
More than Choosing Sides

How Britons are navigating the Israel-Palestine conflict

Economy General Election 2024
Britons and the Economy

Election Battleground Series

Shifting gears on levelling up
Economy Politics
Shifting gears on levelling up

Putting the public and communities in the driving seat

Institutional trust
The Respect Agenda
Immigration
Welcoming Afghans: in their own words

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