![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/labour-support-solid-as-rishi-sunak-hands-tories-small-poll-boost/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_keir28-copy.jpg&description=A survey for campaign group Best for Britain suggests Labour's backing has remained the same since the new PM entered No10 - but "don't knows" are switching to the ToriesLabour's support has not fallen despite Rishi Sunak entering No10 The Tories have enjoyed a small poll boost under Rishi Sunak - but Labour 's support remains unchanged, according to a survey seen by the Mirror. Two Focal Data studies for campaign group Best for Britain taken before and after Mr Sunak became Prime Minister showed Labour on 42%. But the Conservatives enjoyed a 6% bounce after the new premier entered No10. A breakdown reveals the poll boost came from people who originally said they were not going to cast a ballot at the next election, and from those who declared themselves 'don't knows' in the first batch of research. Analysts said the results suggested 'that the vast bulk of undecided voters cannot be won as easily by Labour as the Conservatives and are more likely to vote Tory at the next election than any other party'. Get a daily morning politics briefing straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Mirror Politics newsletter Rishi Sunak has boosted his party's dire poll rating but the Tories still trail Labour ( Getty Images) Best for Britain is campaigning for an overhaul of the electoral system and wants opposition parties to work together to oust the Tories. Chief executive Naomi Smith said: 'These findings reveal many 'don't knows' are really 'won't says' or timid Tories, meaning Labour's massive poll lead could be in jeopardy come election time. 'With an electoral system already skewed heavily in favour of the Conservatives, opposition parties can't afford complacency and should work together to end 12 years of Conservative-led government that has delivered economic failure and unnecessary hardship for millions of people.' The first poll of 10,000 people took place between October 20 and 26. Best for Britain chief executive Naomi Smith ( Best for Britain) It had the Tories o){kind=link}
A survey for campaign group Best for Britain suggests Labour’s backing has remained the same since the new PM entered No10 – but “don’t knows” are switching to the Tories
The Tories have enjoyed a small poll boost under Rishi Sunak – but Labour ‘s support remains unchanged, according to a survey seen by the Mirror.
Two Focal Data studies for campaign group Best for Britain taken before and after Mr Sunak became Prime Minister showed Labour on 42%.
But the Conservatives enjoyed a 6% bounce after the new premier entered No10.
A breakdown reveals the poll boost came from people who originally said they were not going to cast a ballot at the next election, and from those who declared themselves “don’t knows” in the first batch of research.