The next general election date is still a topic of great debate, so we polled our LinkedIn followers to ask them when they think it will be.
From the four options provided in our poll, November received the most votes and September received the least. Take a look at the results below:
This aligns with our own analysis from sister company Forefront Advisers, which is also predicting a November election.
With talk of the general election on the lips of most government officials, public affairs need to plan for potential new policies and potential new people (stakeholders).
As is the case with any Government, these stakeholders will have their policy focuses when they come into power. Public affairs need to know and monitor these topics in the run up to the election.
There is also the need to identify new stakeholders and discover how best to engage with them.
However, having the time, resource and knowing where to begin can be tricky. To help you, we’ve highlighted our top four suggestions on how you can stay up to date in the lead up to the general election with DeHavilland.
1.Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
From party updates, candidates spotlights and a rundown of the latest polls to analysis on likely election scenarios and upcoming election-focused events, our in-house policy team covers everything you need to know.
2. Access our Labour Policy Tracker
Keep track of the latest policy announcements from the Labour Party ahead of the next general election. The tracker is updated by our team every week.
3. Check out our 10 Prospective Parliamentary Candidates (PPCs) to watch
Discover 10 PPCs for public affairs professionals to watch in the lead-up to this year’s general election.
These candidates stand a good chance of electoral success and are well-placed to make an immediate and direct impact in the House of Commons should they be voted in.
The briefing covers the candidates’ background, their electoral chances and an overview of their political views and campaigns.
4. Follow us on LinkedIn
All our latest general election content is always published on LinkedIn. Follow-us to ensure you don’t miss out.

