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A poll is a survey of public opinion, often used to gauge support for political candidates or parties, as seen in the story's mention of Labour, Tory, and Reform UK percentages. Polls are snapshots in time, not predictions, and their accuracy can vary depending on methodology and sample size. They help inform campaign strategies.
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