Native Britons are most likely to support Reform UK, according to a YouGov poll.
Pollsters asked members of different ethnic groups which party they would vote for if an election were held now. According to the results, white respondents most often choose Reform UK, Indians the Conservative Party, Pakistanis the Greens, and black respondents Labour.
How Britons Would Vote Two Years After the 2024 Election: By Ethnic Group
If a general election were held tomorrow, which party would Britons vote for, %
Greens Labour Liberal Democrats Others Conservatives Reform UK Restore Britain
White
14
16
13
6
19
27
4
Indian
21
23
13
3
31
9
0
Pakistani or
Bangladeshi
37
28
13
12
5
5
1
Black
25
39
7
5
19
4
1
Mixed
background
25
27
14
6
12
13
2
Data: YouGov, June 2–22, 2026
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