Jeremy Corbyn more popular among younger voters than Keir Starmer
Jeremy Corbyn, the new vote, which is much more popular among young voters than Sir Keir Starmer, shows that the decision to extend the vote to 16 and 17 -year -old children can go back.
While both leaders remain deeply popular among the public, Sir Keir’s predecessor, 18-24, showed a new survey.
The questionnaire comes only a few days after Mr. Corbyn started his political party with the former Left Labor Party deputy Zoring Sultan.
Although Sir Keir’s approval ratings are weak in all age groups, Mr. Corbyn’s new party has shown that the left-wing politician’s left-wing politician has received 18 points between 18-24 years of age. In contrast, Sir Keir has a degree of approval of minus 30 between the same group.
In general, however, among the voters, the two leaders have the same approval grade, Sir Keir minus 40 and minus 39 in Mr. Corbyn.
At the beginning of this month, the government In the next elections, he expanded voters by 1.6 million people and announced that he would vote for those who were 16 and 17.
Although there are accusations that the movement is an attempt to increase its own support, Times If the results are reflected between children aged 16 and 17, he suggests that the movement can serve the voters further.
The Prime Minister’s approval grade has always reached the lowest level at the beginning of this month, with the increasing concern about the aspect of Sir Keir’s government from both left and right voters.
According to the new vote, Sir Keir’s support between the people reached minus 43 depths after 5 billion pounds of prosperity.
The questionnaire is first reported Sunday TimesHe also found that only a year after arriving in power, seven out of 10 voters, Sir Keir government, at least as chaotic as Tories’s previous periods found.
This includes one of all three voters who believe that they are more.
Mr. Corbyn, who wanted to take advantage of discontent with the workers’ government, promised a “a new political party ve when he started an anonymous project with Mrs. Sultana on Thursday and claimed that more than 200,000 people had registered.
However, the technology secretary Peter Kyle, who rejected the movement, said that Issington North MP “did not intend to manage, thinks about the stance.”
When asked about the movement, Mr. Kyle reflected what Mr. Corbyn’s leadership called “chaos and instability ..
Speaking at Times Radio, Mr. Kyle said: “He is not a serious politician. He doesn’t think of running, he thinks about the stance. And we see a big writing right now, because the whole stance contradicts him with his supporters, so he says he will not join George Galloway.
When Mr. Corbyn and Mrs. Sultan announced their new parties, a labor source said: “Voters made their decision twice under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn.”
Voting by Yougov TimesHe spoke to 2,013 adults between 24-25 July.
