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Sense that things are out of control in the economy and that politicians are not doing enough to help with the problems people facejust are not doing enough to help with the problems people face just to be able to turn the heating on and to afford the food they could have done before. there is a great sense that the economy is in turmoil and there is no sense among the public that the conservatives can be trusted to sort it out. that is why we see labour on 50% plus inverting —— in voting in...

How quickly can 356 MPS forget Party-gate, Pincher-gate and the rest?

Conservative party voters, if you ask the — conservative party voters, if you ask the question about who would make _ ask the question about who would make the — ask the question about who would make the best prime minister, 37% of conservative voters would say boris johnson, _ conservative voters would say boris johnson, 28% would have said rishi sunak— johnson, 28% would have said rishi sunak in_ johnson, 28% would have said rishi sunak injust 21% johnson, 28% would have said rishi sunak...

Not the best reading if you are a Thatcher tribute act. https://twitter.com/Survation/status/1566726690050646018?s=20&t=h1Gao1-YYQgLUOPydmIKvw

ANZ-Roy Morgan New Zealand Consumer Confidence was up 3.5pts to 85.4 in August.

Ministers disappeared the morning when Ofgem confirmed its huge energy price cap hike.

The ALP on 60.5% (up 1% point from early July) has increased its election-winning lead in Victoria over the L-NP on 39.5% (down 1% point) on a two-party preferred basis, according to a special Roy Morgan Snap SMS Poll conducted from Thursday August 11 – Saturday August 13, 2022.

ANZ-Roy Morgan New Zealand Consumer Confidence lifted 1.4 points in July to 81.9, still very low. Inflation expectations eased from 5.6% to 4.9%, the lowest rate in a year. That’s a win, as it shows monetary tightening is gaining traction.

Penny mourdant is the latest to join the race after sajid javid and jeremy hunt launched their campaigns this morning. leadership hopefuls have been setting out competing plans to cut taxes, as the race to replace borisjohnson heats up. lets talk about the candidates a little more with chris hopkins, associate director at savanta comres — thats a market research consultancy which tracks political opinion and voting intention. welcome to you. great to see it. tell us a bit more about your lates...

Today’s Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll shows support for a potential National/Act NZ coalition down by 1.5% points to 48.5% in June. The two opposition parties are still 5% points ahead of the governing Labour/Greens on 43.5% (up 0.5% points).