The UK Gov't holds negative net approval ratings on every policy issue prompted EXCEPT Coronavirus.

UK Gov't Policy Approval Ratings (28 April):

Coronavirus +3%
Defence -1%
Foreign policy -7%
Education -9%
Crime -17%
Economy -18% 👈
Housing -22%
NHS -31% 👈
Immigration -31% 👈

Joint-highest % to predict a Labour Government.

If a General Election in the UK were to take place, what do you think would be the most likely outcome of this election? (28 April)

Labour Gov't: 58% (+2)
Conservative Gov't: 23% (–)

Changes +/- 21 April

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The UK Government's net competency rating is -28%.

Government Competency Rating (28 April):

Incompetent: 48% (-4)
Competent: 20% (+2)
Net: -28% (+6)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Jeremy Hunt's net approval rating stands at -8%.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt Approval Rating (28 April):

Disapprove: 33% (+1)
Approve: 25% (+2)
Net: -8% (+1)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Keir Starmer's approval rating is +6%.

Keir Starmer Approval Rating (28 April):

Approve: 36% (–)
Disapprove: 30% (+2)
Net: +6% (-2)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Rishi Sunak's approval rating is -20%.

Rishi Sunak Approval Rating (28 April):

Disapprove: 46% (-3)
Approve: 26% (+1)
Net: -20% (+4)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Starmer vs Sunak (28 April):

Starmer leads Sunak on ALL 17 leadership characteristics polled, including:

Represents change (47% | 20%)
Cares about people like me (40% | 22%)
Can build a strong economy (39% | 29%)
Can work well with foreign leaders (40% | 30%)

Starmer leads Sunak by 14%.

Sunak's % only 1 point above his lowest ever.

At this moment, which of the following do Britons think would be the better Prime Minister for the UK? (28 April)

Keir Starmer 42% (+1)
Rishi Sunak 28% (–)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Only 45% of 2019 Conservative voters would now vote Conservative again.

Westminster VI, 2019 Conservatives (28 April):

Conservative 45% (+3)
Reform 23% (+3)
Labour 19% (–)
Other 7% (+1)
Don't Know 6% (-6)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Labour leads by 23%.

Westminster VI (28 April):

Labour 45% (+2)
Conservative 22% (+2)
Reform UK 14% (–)
Liberal Democrat 9% (-3)
Green 6% (–)
Scottish National Party 3% (–)
Other 2% (+1)

Changes +/- 21 April

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Last week, Labour led the Conservatives by 23%.

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<25% have answered 'improved' in every poll since 3 September.

How have Britons' wellbeing and happiness changed in the last three months? (21 April)

Stayed the same: 48% (-3)
Worsened: 34% (+1)
Improved: 17% (+1)

Changes +/- 14 April

How have Britons' financial situations changed in the last three months? (21 April)

Stayed the same: 42% (–)
Worsened: 40% (–)
Improved: 18% (+1)

Changes +/- 14 April

On a scale from 0 (no trust) to 3 (complete trust), how much trust do Britons have in each one of the following institutions? (21 April)

(Likely CONS | Likely LAB)

The Military (2.2 | 1.8)
The Medical System (2.0 | 1.8)
The Police (1.8 | 1.5)
UK Gov't (1.8 | 0.8)

>20% trust Conservatives on only the economy, foreign affairs, 🇺🇦.

40% or more trust Labour on the NHS and poverty.

Which party do voters trust most on...?

(Lab | Con)

NHS (40% | 15%)
Education (38% | 15%)
Economy (36% | 21%)
Immigration (31% | 17%)
🇺🇦 (28% | 23%)

Which issues would most determine how Britons would vote in a General Election? (21 April)

(Likely CONS voters | Likely LAB voters)

The Economy (71% | 65%)
Immigration (51% | 25%)
Healthcare (50% | 67%)
Housing (23% | 32%)
The Environment (20% | 18%)
Policing/Crime (19% | 18%)

Keir Starmer's net approval rating in the West Midlands is +15%.

Keir Starmer Approval Rating (22-24 April):

Approve: 39%
Disapprove: 24%
Net: +15%

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