Poll results, released on Wednesday have indicated that voters appeared to be leaning toward the Conservative Party heading into Thursday's general election in Britain.

It has been reported that the Angus Reid Public Opinion poll gave Conservatives 36 percent, followed by Liberal Democrats with 29 percent, Labor at 24 percent, United Kingdom Independent Party 4 percent, British National Party 2 percent, Scottish National Party 2 percent, Green 1 percent, Plaid Cymru 1 percent and other 2 percent.

It was also shown by the poll that among those surveyed, 58 percent viewed Liberal-Democrat leader Nick Clegg favorably, 45 percent rated Conservative leader David Cameron favorably and just 33 percent went for current Labor Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

But the biggest share, 32 percent, said Cameron would be the best candidate of the three for prime minister, followed by Clegg at 20 percent and Brown at 19 percent.

It was further reported that Angus Reid based the results on an online survey conducted Tuesday and Wednesday among 2,283 randomly selected British adults on the Springboard UK panel. The margin of error is plus or minus 2.2 percentage points. (With Inputs from Agencies)