ComRes also repeated its regular “Favourability Index.asking “Please indicate whether you have a favourable or unfavourable view of each of the following.” The figures show the percentage replying “favourable”, and the net score, “favourable” minus “unfavourable”:

Prince William 68% +59
The Queen 63% +51
Prince Charles 43% +22
Boris Johnson 41% +13
David Cameron 28% -18
Nigel Farage 26% -18
William Hague 25% -10
George Osborne 19% -25
Ed Miliband 19% -30
Theresa May 16% -22
Nick Clegg 13% -41
Michael Gove 9% -38

David Cameron is the most popular party leader, just ahead of Nigel Farage and 9 points higher than Ed Miliband, whose “unfavourable” rating, 49% is also higher than the Prime Minister’s, 46%.

Mike Smithson

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