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that Starmer has a net approval rating of -39 – that’s the lowest the researchers have ever recorded for him.UK party when it comes to voting intentions, tied on 24%, while the Tories took a narrow lead with 25%.: “We were honest with the public back in July that it would be tough, maybe the public don’t like honesty after all.”He said “14 years of populism and failure” meant “things will get worse before they get better”.
Earlier this month, More in Common found 56% of voters now have a lower opinion of the government after six months in power, andThe researchers concluded that this mainly came down to three unpopular Labour policies: the cut to the number of pensioners eligible for the Starmer also suffered the largest post-election fall in approval ratings of any UK PM in the modern era, when More in Common found it fell from +11 to -38 in late October.
The executive director of the think tank Luke Tryl said at the time that this was an “unprecedented” decline for any new PM,: “Although they had a landslide, in terms of popularity they didn’t have the slack to spare that other new governments had.”Keir Starmer Mocks Liz Truss For Trying To Stop Him Saying She Crashed The Economy
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