The most recent YouGov overview for The Times put Jo Swinson's gathering on 23%, up four points on a week ago.
Simultaneously, Labor has dropped back two points to 21%.
Be that as it may, the two gatherings still trail the Conservatives, who stay on 32%.
Representatives at the Lib Dem meeting in Bournemouth consented to change the gathering's approach to an unmistakably hostile to Brexit position.
It implies that if the gathering wins a greater part at the following political decision, it would upset the aftereffect of the 2016 submission and renounce Article 50.
Be that as it may, pundits, including some Lib Dem MPs, have said the new approach is undemocratic and will totally distance millions who casted a ballot Leave three years prior.
In the mean time, Labor is set for its very own Brexit conflict at its meeting in Brighton one week from now.
Most of individuals need the gathering to clarify it would crusade for Remain at whatever subsequent submission, however worker's guilds are encouraging Jeremy Corbyn to clarify a Labor government would not take an uncompromising stance.
The Times likewise reports that Labor has started moves to return to Tony Blair's choice to scrap Clause IV of the gathering's constitution.
The move 25 years back was intended to persuade voters that an approaching Labor government would not leave on a rush of mass nationalizations.
Be that as it may, at a gathering of the gathering's decision NEC on Tuesday, it was chosen to survey the refreshed wording which supplanted the first provision.
Previous Labor Cabinet serve Alan Johnson stated: "The variant so beyond a reasonable doubt dearest by Corbyn and his dogmatic mates was a result of 1917 and submitted the gathering to the open responsibility for
