
Keir Starmer is still Prime Minister in 2026 because the Labour Party secured a parliamentary majority in the 2024 General Election, and he has maintained leadership of the government since then.
Starmer's government continues to command a majority in the House of Commons. The Labour Party remains active in strengthening its base, exemplified by the selection of a "former child refugee to stand in byelection for Starmer’s seat," which demonstrates ongoing engagement and strategic representation.
The government has pursued a clear policy agenda, despite Starmer's current influence score of 13/100. Key decisions include the UK ban on Israeli settlement trade, a policy publicly defended by senior figures like Andy Burnham. These actions indicate a consistent governmental direction.