Sunak’s popularity ‘swallowing’, three weeks before UK’s 4th of July election
London by Thanasis Gavou
Rishi Sunak’s popularity has fallen to its lowest level since he took office in October 2022, three weeks before Britain’s July 4 election.
A YouGov poll shows that 72% of Britons have a good opinion of the outgoing Prime Minister and Conservative leader. A positive opinion is expressed by 21%, which means that its net score is -51.
Dissatisfaction is also expressed about the Conservative Party in general, with 70% having a negative view and 21% positive.
Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer, just halfway through the election campaign, has a favorable view of 39% of the public, the highest corresponding figure for the UK’s most likely next prime minister.
However, his net popularity score is also negative, since 51% do not have a positive opinion.
The Labor Party gathers positive opinions at a rate of 44% and negative at a rate of 47%.
The Lib Dems, the Green Party and Nigel Farage’s Reform UK recorded a slight improvement in their popularity ratings.
Source :Skai
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