How the Evening Standard is reporting the July 2014 Ipsos-MORI poll which has no change in LAB lead
Evening Standard reporting Ipsos-MORI that has Gove the "most unpopular politician in Britain"
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— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) July 16, 2014
This is from Joe Murphy’s Standard report:-
” Ipsos MORI found just 22 per cent of the public say they like Mr Gove, while 54 per cent dislike him. A derisory 11 per cent think he has what it takes to be a prime minister, while 66 per cent say he does not.
The findings come from the final opinion poll taken before yesterday’s dramatic reshuffle when Mr Gove was demoted from Education Secretary to a new role combining Chief Whip and as “Minister for TV and Radioâ€.
It will fuel the belief that the minister was downgraded for becoming “toxic†to voters, but also beg a question whether he is the right person to front the Tory pre-election campaign.
Mr Gove’s ratings are worse than other big hitters whose jobs have involved them in major controversies. His policies at Education were liked by 25 per cent but disliked by 51 per cent — a two to one margin against.”
How, according to @IpsosMORI the ex-Ed Sec, Michael Gove, rates against other CON leaders. pic.twitter.com/b9DLqfKIow
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) July 16, 2014
Amongst all expressing a voting intention in July @IpsosMORI poll LAB had 8% lead. See chart pic.twitter.com/HUQIAPnvRI
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) July 16, 2014
The trend in EdM's @IpsosMORI leader satisfaction rating pic.twitter.com/lf5pSODDEV
— Mike Smithson (@MSmithsonPB) July 16, 2014