The popularity of Care Starmer is drowned to record a decrease in the survey

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Sir Kerr Starmer’s popularity has decreased to its lowest level with the fall of the most severe fall among the workers’ voters, according to Research Yougov, which will work in the Downing Street.

The polling company found that the percentage of workers’ voters who have a positive vision of the Prime Minister in the United Kingdom has decreased from 62 percent to 45 percent in just one month. This is the first time that Starmer has registered clearly for negative approval among supporters.

Some deputies of the Labor Party fear this CurtainThe switching to the right on many political issues, in an attempt to neutralize the threat of reform in the United Kingdom, has beenolated many natural supporters of the party.

The Labor Government has announced profound discounts for the international aid budget, which has set difficult reforms for the social welfare system and announced this week new immigration restrictions.

A letter delivered by Starmer on Monday Criticism By some members of the workers ’parliamentarians who proposed a sign of the danger that a” island of strangers “would be the echo of the language by mistake that Enock Powell used the controversial” blood day “of 1968.

More than 100 Labor Party deputies have signed a special letter to their main president calling for amendments to social welfare reforms, in a sign of tension within the Parliamentary Labor Party.

The polling follows the local elections on the first of May, when the Popular Reform Party in Nigel Farraj has achieved great gains at the expense of the Labor Party and the conservatives through provinces, town and sub -elections.

Recent opinion polls have shown that reform opens great progress throughout the country. After the Farraj party was a little earlier of work earlier in the year, an average of 29 percent before 23 percent from work and 18 percent for the governors, according to what he said. Politico Opinion poll.

Whitehall is preparing to review difficult spending next month, in which the ministers will determine priorities for the coming years, with further restraint in areas that include the local government.

All voters surveyed by YouGov in May, through 23 percent of the British, expressed a positive vision of Starmer, which represents a decrease from five points from the same time in April.

This brings his popularity to Nader in the previous July 2021 when he was the opposition leader and was the Prime Minister of the Conservative Party, Boris Johnson at the time, enjoying the “wearing the vaccine” during the Kofid -19s.

With a percentage of people who have an unsuccessful opinion in Starmer rising from 62 percent in April to 69 percent today, net trivia in Starmer to -46, which is the lowest level ever by Yougov.

The same poll showed that the general view of Farage increased from 27 percent to 32 percent a month, even if 59 percent of voters still do not like it, which reflects a clear classification of 27.

Yougov suggests that Farage is more popular among the Conservative Party voters than party leader Kimi Badenosh. In general, 16 percent of the audience, has a positive opinion for it, while 55 percent holds an unfavorable view, giving a clear degree of -39.

Data is visualized by Jonathan Vincent