UK's Conservatives lead Labour by 1 point before election says poll

May 06, 2015 20:04

British Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party is one point ahead of the opposition Labour Party before Thursday's election, according to a poll carried out by research firm Opinium and published on Wednesday.

The poll put Cameron's party on 35 per cent, unchanged from a previous Opinium poll, and Labour also unchanged at 34 per cent.

Support for anti-European Union UKIP fell one point to 12 per cent, the Liberal Democrats were unchanged at 8 per cent and the Greens rose one point to 6 per cent, Opinium said.

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