According to a You Gov poll
Labour has slumped to its lowest poll rating since 1983, when Michael Foot was leader, as voters delivered a withering verdict on last week’s budget.
Gordon Brown’s party slipped to 27% – 16 points behind the Conservatives – amid growing concern about the government’s economic competence
A result that if repeated Nation Wide in an election would give the Tories a 120 seat majority.The survey suggests that
The main cause of the swing to the Conservatives is the collapse in faith in Brown and Darling’s stewardship of the economy. Just 21% of voters now say they would trust Labour more than the Conservatives to raise their family’s living standards, with the Tories in a decisive lead on this issue.
More bad news fro Gordon Brown and another poll in the News of the World has the Tory lead at 9%.Its ICM poll says
David Cameron's Conservatives are now almost as popular as Tony Blair's Labour were in 2002...a year after he won a second massive election landslide.
The poll also shows that for the first time since Labour came to power in 1997, support for the government has SLUMPED after a Budget.
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