"Discrimination against non-white people remains far more significant than discrimination against white people"

• This is the majority or plurality (relative majority) view in 150 of 631 (24%) constituencies in Great Britain.
• This is the majority or relative majority view in 114 of 411 (28%) Labour held constituencies and 23 of 218 (11%) of seats Labour won in the 2024 election.
• However, Labour voters within these constituencies tend to be more inclined to this view, with 52% of the Labour government's 2024 vote subscribing to this opinion.

"Discrimination against white people has become as big a problem as discrimination against non-white people"

• This is the opinion of a majority or plurality in 481 of 631 GB constituencies (76%).
• 297 of 411 Labour seats (72%) hold this as a majority or relative majority view.
• 36% of Labour's 2024 vote hold this as a general disposition, with 12% saying neither this statement nor the previous captures their view.

In the map below you can see MRP results for individual constituencies, highlighting seats held by each party and seats which switched hands at the recent elections. You can see these same results in the table below.

Full data

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Methodology

A 20,000 person survey was conducted by FocalData in the week of the 1st July 2024. MRP (Multilevel Regression with Post-stratification) was used to analyse demographic trends and therefore establish an indicative result for each Parliamentary constituency. This is fundamentally the same technique that is regularly used to derive seat-level estimates of voting intention.