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London: Rishi altarSupport among Conservative Party members has fallen to its lowest level since he became UK Prime Minister.
For the first time since moving to No. 10, Snack has a negative approval rating, according to ConservativeHome’s monthly poll of party members.
His net satisfaction rating in June was -2.7. This is a significant decrease from May when his approval rating was +21.9, and from October 2022 – when he became PM – when his approval rating was 49.9.
The British Indian millionaire and son-in-law of Narayana Moorthy is among the record nine negatively rated ministers. Others include Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Settlement Michael Gove, W Oliver DowdenDeputy Prime Minister.
In contrast, Soila Braverman, the British Indian Home Secretary, who leads the UK’s controversial policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda, has a favorable rating of 30.4 among the Conservative Party’s grassroots.
It may be some consolation for Sunak that former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Theresa May have slipped to much worse negative ratings during their time on Downing Street, with Johnson’s score dropping to -33.8 and May’s -51.2.
ConservativeHome notes that party members were disappointed by “the absence of a story about what Sunak believes are the main challenges facing Britain and how he intends to overcome them”. She says Sunak’s five pledges, such as halving inflation and stopping small boats, are not enough. Prime Ministers who have made a lasting impact, such as Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, have had a mission that friend and foe alike will understand, even if they don’t like it. This autumn’s Conservative Conference offers Sunak what may be his last chance to tell his story – and outline how he wants to change Britain Better,” the Conservative news website, which is owned by Lord Ashcroft and is independent of the Conservative Party, said.
Labor now has a 23-point lead over the Conservatives in the latest voting intentions results in Deltapoll. That would be big enough for a massive Labor majority if there were a general election tomorrow.
The website’s June Cabinet table survey gave Defense Secretary Ben Wallace the highest net satisfaction rating of +77.1, followed by Foreign Secretary James Cleverley at +54.4, Business and Trade Secretary Kimmy Badenoch at 43.9 and House of Commons leader Penny Mordaunt. at 43.3.
For the first time since moving to No. 10, Snack has a negative approval rating, according to ConservativeHome’s monthly poll of party members.
His net satisfaction rating in June was -2.7. This is a significant decrease from May when his approval rating was +21.9, and from October 2022 – when he became PM – when his approval rating was 49.9.
The British Indian millionaire and son-in-law of Narayana Moorthy is among the record nine negatively rated ministers. Others include Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Minister for Settlement Michael Gove, W Oliver DowdenDeputy Prime Minister.
In contrast, Soila Braverman, the British Indian Home Secretary, who leads the UK’s controversial policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda, has a favorable rating of 30.4 among the Conservative Party’s grassroots.
It may be some consolation for Sunak that former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Theresa May have slipped to much worse negative ratings during their time on Downing Street, with Johnson’s score dropping to -33.8 and May’s -51.2.
ConservativeHome notes that party members were disappointed by “the absence of a story about what Sunak believes are the main challenges facing Britain and how he intends to overcome them”. She says Sunak’s five pledges, such as halving inflation and stopping small boats, are not enough. Prime Ministers who have made a lasting impact, such as Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, have had a mission that friend and foe alike will understand, even if they don’t like it. This autumn’s Conservative Conference offers Sunak what may be his last chance to tell his story – and outline how he wants to change Britain Better,” the Conservative news website, which is owned by Lord Ashcroft and is independent of the Conservative Party, said.
Labor now has a 23-point lead over the Conservatives in the latest voting intentions results in Deltapoll. That would be big enough for a massive Labor majority if there were a general election tomorrow.
The website’s June Cabinet table survey gave Defense Secretary Ben Wallace the highest net satisfaction rating of +77.1, followed by Foreign Secretary James Cleverley at +54.4, Business and Trade Secretary Kimmy Badenoch at 43.9 and House of Commons leader Penny Mordaunt. at 43.3.
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