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31 May 2024

Party leaders waste no time campaigning in Wales but picture is hazy for all of them

A poll of Welsh voters for the More In Common thinktank shows the Labour is still way ahead with support at 45% compared to 21% for the Conservatives.

However, the same poll shows that a third of people think that Labour’s leader in Wales, Vaughan Gething, should resign over the donations scandal.

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Huffington Post

31 May 2024

'Why Do You Hate Young People So Much?' Rishi Sunak Skewered By Student

Sunak’s net approval ratings have also fallen after just one week of campaigning, according to the More in Common think tank.

Having been on -28% when he announced the general election last week, he has now dropped to -34%.

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The Daily Mail

30 May 2024

Majority want maintenance grants reintroduced for poorest students - poll

A poll for the Sutton Trust charity found 87% of Britons agree that the Government should provide financial support for students from low-income households while at university.

The survey, of more than 2,000 adults in England, Scotland and Wales, found the majority (53%) want to see maintenance grants for students from low-income households reinstated.

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ConservativeHome

30 May 2024

Net Zero is good news – and the public want it front and centre

The evidence says voters want political action on climate change. New research from Climate Outreach, in association with More in Common, tells us that, when polled, most people think Net Zero will be good for the economy. They clamour for ambitious, meaningful policies on climate change. That’s true across the country and across income brackets.

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The Telegraph

30 May 2024

More people support Tories’ national service scheme than oppose it, poll finds

Luke Tryl, the UK director of More in Common, said that while the results suggest national service is not a “game-changer” of a policy, there is a “danger” for Labour to be seen to “rubbish it outright as a concept”.

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The Guardian

30 May 2024

‘A disaster’: undecided voters say Britain is a mess but still worry about Labour

"Hopefully we can get on with it, because what we’ve got happening at the moment isn’t really working, is it?” That was how Gemma, a construction manager, reacted to last week’s general election announcement. She was one of nine undecided voters in the new parliamentary seat of Hitchin, in Hertfordshire, who More in Common spoke to as part of a focus group on Wednesday evening.