Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves 'now less popular than Donald Trump' after nosedive - Daily Star

Poll: Donald Trump More Popular Than PM Keir Starmer In UK

According to the latest devastating poll for the UK’s Labour party, US President Donald Trump is now more popular than Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer among the British public. The poll from Freshwater Strategies found that [...] The post Poll: Donald Trump More Popular Than PM Keir Starmer In UK appeared first on The People's Voice.

Trump More Popular in Britain Than UK Prime Minister Starmer: Poll

U.S. President Donald Trump is now more popular than Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer among the British public, according to the latest devastating poll for the left-wing Labour Party government. The post Donald Trump More Popular in Britain Than UK Prime Minister Starmer: Poll appeared first on Breitbart.

Donald Trump more popular among Brits than Keir Starmer

Keir Starmer’s popularity amongst the British public shows no sign of turning around, with a new poll finding he is now less popular than Donald Trump. Polling from City AM and Freshwater Strategies asked Brits whether they had favourable or unfavourable opinions of several politicians. READ NEXT: Donald Trump’s bizarre drug price claims reveal ongoing struggles with basic maths When asked for their thoughts on the prime minister, just 23% of re…

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves 'now less popular than Donald Trump' after nosedive - Daily Star

The poll found that the UK's first Labour Chancellor in over a decade has seen her approval rating plummet since her maiden tax raising Budget last autumn

Ouch! Starmer and Reeves now less popular than Donald Trump

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are now less popular than Donald Trump in the eyes of British voters. According to the latest City AM/Freshwater survey, Donald Trump and his on-off acolyte Elon Musk are ferociously unpopular with the average UK citizen. More than 57 per cent of respondents told pollsters they had an unfavourable view of the divisive pair, compared to just 26 per cent who said they liked Trump, while just a fifth voiced support fo…