UK’s Labour Leads in Poll as Cost of Living Remains Key Concern
- Survey comes as Sunak’s popularity sinks among Tory voters
- Most respondents feel worse off than they were two years ago
Keir Starmer speaking at Silverstone Technology Park earlier in the month.
Photographer: Leon Neal/Getty Images
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The Labour Party maintains a wide lead over UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives heading into 2024, according to a poll taken this week.
The survey, conducted by PeoplePolling for right-leaning GB News, shows 45% of likely voters would support Labour against 23% who back the Tories. The results were consistent with a series of polls in recent months. Almost 2,000 people were surveyed online on Dec. 28.