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Initial Post-Budget Polling Positive for Hunt

Initial Post-Budget Polling Positive for Hunt

With the dust beginning to settle on Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, the initial polling looks positive for the Chancellor. Savanta issued snap polling and found 49% of the public supported the budget overall - compared to just 20% opposing it. Support is highest amongst 2019 Conservative voters and

By Callum Jones 16 Mar 2023
Conservative Small Boats Policy Making Headway

Immigration

Conservative Small Boats Policy Making Headway

The Government's campaigning and legislation on small boats and immigration appears to be having a positive effect on the Conservatives' perception on the issue. Ipsos MORI today released research into trust in the government's ability to handle immigration and there are clear signs of progress

By Callum Jones 14 Mar 2023
Humza Yousaf Polarises Opinion as He Remains Favourite of SNP Voters

Scotland

Humza Yousaf Polarises Opinion as He Remains Favourite of SNP Voters

Taking a closer look at new Scottish polling from YouGov can elucidate the nature of support in the SNP Leadership contest. Although Kate Forbes remains the favourite of voters overall, at least when compared to the other candidates, Humza Yousaf is the preferred option of SNP members. This divergence is

By Callum Jones 13 Mar 2023
Labour's Average Poll Lead is Perceptibly Shrinking

Labour's Average Poll Lead is Perceptibly Shrinking

At a recent away day to Windsor, election strategist Isaac Levido briefed Conservative MPs that Labour's polling lead was 'soft' and reports suggest the party hopes things are beginning to turn. So, does recent polling agree? There is certainly evidence that Rishi Sunak's personal

By Callum Jones 10 Mar 2023

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What Are the Legal Considerations for a Startup?

Founding a startup can be an exciting experience, but it comes with its own set of legal considerations that must be taken into account. Failure to do so can result in costly legal issues down the road. 43% of all small businesses are threatened with a lawsuit every year. These

By Daniel Tannenbaum 09 Mar 2023

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The Importance of Failure in the Start-up World

In the startup world and beyond, failure tends to be seen as a negative thing. It can have detrimental effects, so this fear is understandable, but it is also important to understand that failure is an integral part of the startup process. In fact, some of the most successful startups

By Daniel Tannenbaum 08 Mar 2023
Labour Maintains Economic Competence Lead Going into Budget Week

Ipsos MORI

Labour Maintains Economic Competence Lead Going into Budget Week

As Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget fast approaches, Ipsos MORI's latest political monitor highlights the challenging public opinion landscape facing the Chancellor. Labour still lead the Conservative on two measures of economic competence - both as the party with the best policies to manage the economy, and

By Callum Jones 07 Mar 2023
Yousaf Holds Narrow Lead in SNP Leadership Race

Savanta

Yousaf Holds Narrow Lead in SNP Leadership Race

On Friday, Savanta released the first polling of SNP members ahead of their leadership contest. In common with the preference of Scottish voters, and SNP voters, the SNP membership opt for "Don't Know" ahead of any one candidate. Though, beyond this the membership does show a

By Callum Jones 06 Mar 2023
Younger Voters Least Likely to Still Support Coronavirus Lockdown Measures

PeoplePolling

Younger Voters Least Likely to Still Support Coronavirus Lockdown Measures

With the Telegraph's Lockdown Files bringing Coronavirus decision-making back into the news cycle, PeoplePolling have asked voters for their judgement on the decision to enter a country-wide lockdown. Although all age groups are, by large margins, supportive of lockdown measures, there is a clear stratification by age. As

By Callum Jones 03 Mar 2023
Rishi's Approvals Jump After Windsor Framework

YouGov

Rishi's Approvals Jump After Windsor Framework

New Favourability polling from YouGov is looking promising for Rishi Sunak. He's seen his net favourability climb by 13% in under a month (since February 19). Rishi's favourable ratings are sat on 34% as 55% hold an unfavourable view - leaving net favourability on -21%. Although

By Callum Jones 02 Mar 2023
Labour Voters More Likely to Think the Government Can Afford to Cut Taxes

Labour Voters More Likely to Think the Government Can Afford to Cut Taxes

With Jeremy Hunt's budget fast approaching, pollsters have been looking into British attitudes towards the prospect of tax cuts and deficit reduction. Redfield & Wilton asked voters at large and found some appetite for tax cuts, albeit limited by voters' perceptions of economic conditions. When voters were

By Callum Jones 01 Mar 2023
Could Rishi's Northern Ireland Deal Help His Poll Ratings?

Brexit

Could Rishi's Northern Ireland Deal Help His Poll Ratings?

The government's new "Windsor Framework" Northern Ireland deal has been met with fanfare from across the political divide. The deal seems to mark an improvement on the status quo, a success of the government’s negotiation, strategy and delivery and improved EU relations have the potential

By Callum Jones 28 Feb 2023
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