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Opinion polls, policy surveys, constituency priorities and binding member votes are four different things. Each one below says which it is, in its own words, on its own card.
An opinion poll is not an election
This distinction is enforced in the data model, not just in wording. A poll has a type, and the type determines the disclaimer shown on it, whether it is binding, and whether it needs independent review. Nothing on this page can quietly be presented as a mandate it does not have.
Binding internal votes and official organisational elections are currently switched off pending legal review. See why.
If the party could work on only one of these in your constituency over the next six months, which should it be?
This records local priorities. It is not an election and it is not binding.
Publishing more often costs volunteer time that could go to casework. What is the right balance?
This consultation is open to members. It informs the decision; it does not replace it.
AI here classifies and spots duplicates. It never decides anything. How do you feel about that?
This is an opinion poll. It is not an election and it is not binding.