All party leaders dream of getting their hands on the keys to Number 10 . But David Cameron has emerged as the most popular party leader families would like to seeing moving in next door to them . The Prime Minister topped a poll of which senior politicians people would most like to have as a neighbour , although Ukip 's Nigel Farage was the most popular among the under-25s . David Cameron has emerged as the most popular party leader families would like to seeing moving in next door to them . With fewer than 60 days until the general election on May 7 , attention is focussing on the party leaders as they set out their pitch to voters . While policies will always be important , the personality of the leader could be key to securing the support of swing voters . A new YouGov opinion poll sought to find out which party leader UK homeowners would most like to have as a neighbour . Among those who expressed a view - excluding do n't knows - Mr Cameron came out on top with 31 per cent , well ahead of his Labour rival Ed Miliband on 23 per cent and his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg on 20 per cent . David Cameron came out on top with 31 per cent , well ahead of his Labour rival Ed Miliband on 23 per cent and his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg on 20 per cent . Nigel Farage , who has boasted he is on course to make big gains in May 's election , was the preferred choice of just 18 per cent . Green party leader Natalie Bennett was favoured by only 10 per cent of homeowners . Mr Farage , who has boasted he is on course to make big gains in May 's election , was the preferred choice of just 18 per cent . And Green party leader Natalie Bennett , who has been criticised for faltering media performances , was favoured by only 10 per cent of homeowners . Mr Farage , who once sparked controversy for saying people would be concerned if a group of Romanians moved in next door , was the top choice of the 18-24-year-olds , backed by 25 per cent . But the Ukip leader slumped to fourth place among the 25-34 and 35-44 age group , but was third for 45-54 and 55+ voters . Living next door to Mr Farage proved popular with men , but women prefer Mr Clegg or Mr Miliband , according to the survey carried out by The House Shop . Mr Farage , who once sparked controversy for saying people would be concerned if a group of Romanians moved in next door , was the top choice of the 18-24-year-olds , backed by 25 per cent . A spokesman said : 'The likeability contest between the prospective leaders of our country is well underway , as the party leaders launch their charm offensive in the run-up to the General Election in May . 'The polls so far have been tight , with Labour and the Conservatives battling for the top spot and the Greens and Lib Dems fighting it out to avoid last place . 'It seems that Nigel Farage ’ s cheeky , cheerful , pint-drinking image has made him top of the list as a preferred neighbour for young people , with under 25s shunning Cameron , Clegg and Miliband in favour of the UKIP leader . 'Natalie Bennett of the Green Party came in last place overall , with 10 % of the total vote . Natalie faired slightly better with Scottish and Welsh homeowners , earning 12 % and overtaking Nigel Farage who was pushed down into last place with 9 % of Scottish and Welsh votes . '
Homeowners asked which party leader they would like as a neighbour . 31 % said Cameron , 23 % Miliband , 20 % Clegg , Farage 10 % , Bennett 10 % . Farage was the top choice of 10-24-year-olds , backed by 25 per cent .