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New Statesman

30 July 2024

Do voters think Labour is credible on the economy?

Labour's overture - dramatising public finances as in a state "worse than expected" - might work. 41% of us, according to More In Common, were expecting that. Only 37% of people are of the view that what we knew prior to the election was an accurate record.

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The Express

29 July 2024

Next Tory leader issued urgent warning by Boris Johnson and other ex party chiefs

A poll by More in Common after the election found that Rishi Sunak’s move to delay certain Net Zero measures made no difference to the Tories’ popularity.

While just 6% of voters said his moves away from climate zealotry was one of his top three achievements, 11% said it was among his biggest mistakes.

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Huffington Post

25 July 2024

More Under-30s Voted For Reform Than For The Conservatives, Poll Finds

But the More In Common think tank and UCL Policy Lab found earlier this month that only 31% of those who backed Farage’s populist party said they would have otherwise backed the Tories.

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The Independent

22 July 2024

One in six Conservative voters likely to die before next election, analysis shows

The current average Tory voter is aged 62, voted for Brexit, and has voted Conservative in previous elections. Polling from More in Common shows that Conservative voters are slightly more likely to be white, and more than half are comfortable financially.

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The Daily Mail

22 July 2024

Tories welcome long leadership contest to replace Rishi Sunak saying their appointment on November 2 will help them find the right person

A separate poll by More In Common found that most Tory party members back a longer leadership contest - by 67 per cent to 24 per cent.

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ConservativeHome

17 July 2024

James Wright: Forget Reform. What do Lib Dem wins mean for the future of rural campaigning?

Polling by More in Common found that 26 per cent of Liberal Democrat voters in this election voted tactically.