Nigel FarajUK improvement for the first time in the weekly tracker pole made by UK has started 30 percent Techne UK For Independent,
After a heavy victory in May Local election Where the party won 10 councils and 677 seats, polls continue to improve, while the slide continues for both labor and Tory.
On May 1, further reforms from local elections were tied at 25 percent with labor, but have scored five points in the last month. Labor has fallen three points Up to 22 percent.
Meanwhile, the Tory which was at 23 percent just before the local elections, has dropped six points in a month to 17 percent, now just one point from Lib Dames at 16 percent. Greens has also taken advantage of growing by two digits by 9 percent.
Mishle Morizo, Chief Executive Officer of Techne UK said: “It seems that political scenario in Britain is developing more rapidly in new direction than ever in history.”
Voting of this week showed that voters over 45 years of age are more likely to support improvement with support to increase older people.
Voters between the age of 35 to 44 are equally divided on top between labor and improvement while voters under 35 are more likely to support labor.
Due to last year’s election, more than half (52 percent) of Tory voters have now changed to improvement. However, only 10 percent of Labor’s 2024 election voters have now improved with (12 percent).
The figures will only add questions about Tory leader Kemi Badenoch’s ability to survive, while they also pressurize the head Kir starrer in a U-turn on winter fuel.
Since head Kir StamorThe government of the government took over, labor has seen a decline in support. Orthodox, also, have been unable to maintain pace in protest, and fell in support of 21 percent.
Meanwhile, the reform, which won an unprecedented 14.3 percent of the votes in the July general election, made a continuous profit by beating Tories in January, and now sit with the labor at the top.
However, it is important to note that national voting intentions do not accurately reflect the picture in local elections, but they can provide a useful snapshot of political spirit.
For some voters, political parties play very little role in their choice for local councilors, while others may vote completely on party affiliation basis.
