Polling shows positive signs for SDLP and Alliance approaching the general election

A new poll by LucidTalk has seen the Social Democratic and Labour Party have the biggest increase in support, gaining three points, as we approach the general election in July. The TUV saw the biggest drop in support, dropping three points to 5%.
Colum Eastwood and Claire Hanna of the Social Democratic and Labour Party. Image: SDLP

A new poll by LucidTalk for the Belfast Telegraph has seen the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) rise three points from May, bringing them to 13% overall.

Alliance and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) are the only other parties to see a positive rise. Alliance go up two points to 17%, and the DUP are on 21%, up one from May.

Sinn Fein still tops the polls at 24%, but they have lost two points from May.

Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) saw the largest drop in support, going from 8% to 5%, a drop of three points.

The Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) dropped one point bringing them to 12%, they’ve been overtaken by the SDLP.

People Before Profit (PBP) and the Greens are both at 1%, remaining the same from May, with Aontu down one point to 1%.

It is important to note that the poll reflects that not all parties are running in all constituencies throughout Northern Ireland. The poll last month assumed that all parties were running everywhere.

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