What is Find Out Now?

Find Out Now is a UK polling company known for large-sample online surveys, regularly polling for GB News and other broadcast media. They publish voting intention approximately fortnightly using online panel methodology with samples of 2,000-3,000 respondents. They are a member of the British Polling Council.

What does Find Out Now show for UK voting intention in 2026?

Find Out Now's May 2026 polls show Reform UK at 25-26%, with Labour and Conservatives close together at 15-17% each, Greens at 17-20% and Lib Dems at 11-13%. Their Green figures are notably higher than most other pollsters, likely reflecting panel composition and weighting differences.

Does Find Out Now have a house effect?

Yes — Find Out Now consistently shows higher Green Party support (17-20%) compared to most other pollsters. This is likely due to panel composition and education-weighting differences. Their Conservative figures also tend to be slightly lower than the YouGov average. These house effects are worth accounting for when comparing Find Out Now results to the cross-firm average.

Who uses Find Out Now polling?

Find Out Now publishes polls primarily for HolisticAI and Select TV, as well as appearing in The Sunday Express and other outlets. They operate in the smaller end of the UK polling market but publish regularly enough to be included in poll of polls calculations. Their voting intention results are broadly consistent with the industry average, typically sitting within 2-3 points of the consensus on main party figures.

How does Find Out Now compare to larger UK pollsters on methodology?

Find Out Now uses online panel methodology similar to YouGov and Redfield and Wilton. They recruit panellists through digital advertising rather than maintaining a standing panel, which introduces some methodological differences. Their samples are typically 1,000-1,500 respondents, at the smaller end of the industry standard. On major party figures, their results align closely with the industry average, though they have less public methodological documentation than BPC members are typically expected to provide. Their Reform UK figures sit in the middle of the industry range.

What is Find Out Now's typical polling frequency?

Find Out Now publishes voting intention polls approximately monthly, less frequently than the major weekly trackers (YouGov, Redfield and Wilton, Opinium). Their polls typically appear in The Sunday Express and HolisticAI research publications. As a less frequently publishing firm, they have fewer data points in the BritPolls rolling average, meaning each individual poll has a slightly larger effect on their measured house effect than for firms with weekly publications.

Pollster Profile

Find Out Now: UK Voting Intention & Methodology

Last updated: May 2026 — BritPolls Editorial

Find Out Now is a UK-based polling company that has become a prominent publisher of voting intention data, frequently polling for GB News and other broadcast media. Their surveys are notable for large sample sizes — regularly exceeding 2,500 respondents — published roughly every two weeks.

The company uses an online panel methodology with quota-based sampling and post-fieldwork weighting by 2024 General Election vote recall, age, gender, region, and social grade.

Find Out Now methodology

Fieldwork typically runs over three to five days. Full data tables are published under British Polling Council rules within two working days. Their large samples make them particularly useful for sub-group analysis including age, region, and 2024 vote recall splits.

Recent voting intention polls

Date	Lab	Con	Reform	LD	Grn	Sample
21 May 2026	17%	17%	26%	13%	17%	2,773
13 May 2026	15%	19%	25%	13%	18%	2,922
6 May 2026	16%	20%	25%	11%	20%	2,035
29 Apr 2026	17%	18%	24%	11%	20%	3,005

House effects compared to YouGov average

Find Out Now consistently shows a larger Green vote share and slightly lower Conservative vote than YouGov. This likely reflects panel composition and education-weighting differences. Their large samples reduce sampling error but inter-firm methodology differences remain.

BPC membership

Find Out Now is a member of the British Polling Council (BPC) and the Market Research Society (MRS). Full data tables and methodology notes are published within the BPC-mandated two-working-day window.

Method	Online panel
Typical sample	2,000–3,000
Frequency	Fortnightly
BPC member	Yes