What do the public really think of Jeremy Hunt's Budget? 🔎 Here are the findings of an exclusive poll for theipaper
and will benefit the rich more than the poor, the public believes – despite voters backing each individual measure announced by Jeremy Hunt.by BMG Research found that Rishi Sunak is closing the popularity gap with Sir Keir Starmer, although the Conservatives still trail a long way behind Labour., particularly in comparison to Kwasi Kwarteng’s “mini Budget” which sparked a markets meltdown, but warned it “does very little to shift the dial”.
Voters tended to agree that the Budget would help grow the economy and encourage businesses to invest – but they suggested it would not help public services or individual taxation levels. And only 23 per cent thought it would help with the cost of living, with 32 per cent saying it would have a negative impact on that metric.
Overall voting patterns appear unchanged since February, with the Tories stuck on 29 per cent – the same as last month – and Labour on 46 per cent, putting Sir Keir on course for a landslide general election victory. The Liberal Democrats are on 8 per cent, Reform UK on 6 per cent and the Greens on 4 per cent.
Every single individual measure announced by the Chancellor is on balance popular with the public, including the corporation tax hike and pensions tax break for millionaires .
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