According to an awkward new poll by YouGov, four out of five British adults view Liz Truss unfavourably 👀
Just 10% of people across the country have a good opinion of the prime minister, a newFour out of five British adults view Truss unfavourably, giving her a net favourability rating of minus 70 – a 14 point drop since last week., yet her disastrous mini-budget apparently hasn’t sat well with Tory voters either.
Only 20% of those who backed the Conservatives in the 2019 election approve of her, the same survey from YouGov shows. Even shamed former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s reputation appears less tarnished, with almost three times as many Britons having a favourable view of him as Mr Truss. Her former leadership rival Rishi Sunak is also doing better, with 37% of those asked giving him a good rating.
A total of 1,724 adults were approached for their opinions between 14 October and 16 October – a time which saw Ms TrussTo view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that
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