John Curtice
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4 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | John Curtice
Labour came to office promising to deliver growth. Success, it suggested, would enable it to keep taxes down while improving public services. It anticipated this recipe would persuade grateful voters to give it a second term in 2029. So far, the public have largely been unimpressed by the Government’s efforts. According to Ipsos, 67 per cent think the economy will get worse over the next year, while only 13 per cent believe it will improve, a net economic optimism rating of minus 54.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | John Curtice
John Curtice: Could the polls be wrong about the extraordinary appeal of Reform with UK voters? Political status quo being upended by Nigel Farage’s right-leaning partyReform UK leader Nigel Farage during a 2024 BBC general election interview ‘Panorama’ special. Photo: PA©Telegraph Media Group Holdings LtdToday at 03:30The rise in support for Reform UK in the polls has been truly remarkable. The party has advanced month on month ever since last summer.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | John Curtice
The rise in support for Reform in the polls has been truly remarkable. The party has advanced month on month ever since last summer. On average it now stands at 25 per cent in Westminster vote intentions, up ten points on the party’s already record breaking tally of 15 per cent in July. It is neck and neck with Labour in the battle for first place.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | John Curtice
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2 months ago |
thetimes.com | John Curtice
Anas Sarwar's hopes of becoming Scotland's next first minister are, it seems, fading fast. Although they are less popular than south of the border, Reform UK are continuing to make progress towards becoming a significant player in next year's Scottish election. Labour's vote is now only half of the 35 per cent it won in last year's general election. Its support has drained away in all directions.
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Latest @BMGResearch @theipaper poll. #EURef2vi: Join 45 (n/c); Stay Out 38 (-2). Fwork 26-27.3 (ch since 25-26.2). https://t.co/EEgD1thzjW
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