Keir Starmer’s approval ratings at lowest level since becoming PM after Labour welfare chaos
Sir Keir Starmer’s approval grade reached the lowest level of all time, and voters blamed him for a chaotic 5 billion pounds for the benefit of benefit cuts.
The Prime Minister’s support between the people reached new depths after climbing and seeing Rachel Reeves crying in the Avamons.
In the joint survey conducted in the following hours on Wednesday, Sir Keir’s approval grade was found -43.
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.
In the UK director of Common Luke Tryl, more said: “For the Prime Minister, an unhappy birthday has reached the lowest level of all time, and the British blames him instead of the Chancellor for the welfare complex and thinks that his party has lost control.”
Mr. Tryl said that the “great winner öne from the government’s failures was the reform UK. “Even though we are not far from an election, and if we will change a lot, Nigel Farage’s party shows that they are now clearly close to the level they can command the majority.
More in Common’s survey, more, if an election is held tomorrow, he found 290 seats and found that reform would emerge as the largest party. Labour’s vote would fall, winning 412 chairs last July, only 126 to 126, and conservatives would win 40 less 81 seats than the last general election.
MRP, which is more called a mega survey in Common’s MRP, showed that the majority of cabin ministers would lose their seats as they stop.
Angela Rayner, Reeves, Pat McFadden, Yette Cooper, Wes Streeting, Bridget Phillipsson, Ed Miliband and more.
The main reason why voters gave them to get away from labor, said that they had broken promises and U -turns in previous commitments.
More than the third, because of the ongoing cost of the life crisis, they have moved away from labor, more than one quarter of the party’s winter fuel payments with interruptions made labor force, he said.
The worker supported Mr. Farage’s party with his reform in the local elections of May, the control of 10 councils and winning Runcorn elections.
The questionnaire of Sir Keir’s Chancellor Warned that he should raise taxes or at risk Labour’s agenda.
Jim O’Neill, a former Goldman Sachs Chief, returned to the Treasury Minister, who left the conservatives and later advised Reeves, he said there was no choice but to abandon the locks of economic policy, including income tax, employees or VAT not to increase national insurance contributions.
“Some major taxes, without changing their prosperity and pensions, [Labour] Northern Powerhouse Ray, small modular nuclear reactors and investment and growth difference can not be committed to various other things, ”he said. Independent.
