Starmer to win largest ever Labour election victory with 212 majority, poll suggests
Wednesday, 3 July 2024 () Labour are on course for a landslide victory on Thursday with a majority of 212 seats according to the final YouGov poll projection of the campaign.
Starmer appointed his Cabinet after a landslide election victory on Thursday which saw his Labour party romp home with 412 seats. In his victory speech on Friday morning, Starmer vowed to restore trust in politics and a build a "government of service".
A new beginning for Britain and suddenly we find ourselves in a world turning itself inside out, posing clear challenges to the incoming Labour government. Sky News
Sir Keir Starmer has been elected the prime minister after achieving a landslide victory for the Labour Party at the general election. After a meeting with King Charles, the Labour leader gave his first speech as PM, promising to "restore service and respect" to politics with his government. Here are the key events from a dramatic general election. Report by Brooksl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Jess Phillips has admitted she found the general election campaign "absolutely horrible" after enduring abuse - which culminated in being booed as she gave her.. Sky News
The last major YouGov poll before the general election puts Labour on course for a major victory, scooping up 431 seats and a majority of 212. Sky News
Biden Supporters Mostly Back Him , Because They Don’t Want Trump, Poll Finds.
According to a new CBS/YouGov poll, 54% of President Biden's supporters want him to get reelected simply because they don't want Trump back in office, 'The Guardian' reports. .
According to a new CBS/YouGov poll, 54% of President Biden's supporters want him to get reelected simply because they don't want Trump back in office, 'The Guardian' reports. .
27% back Biden because they like him.
19% are offering their support since
he's the Democratic nominee.
Meanwhile, the CBS poll found that Biden and Trump are practically tied in important swing states.
Meanwhile, the CBS poll found that Biden and Trump are practically tied in important swing states.
55% of voters said Trump's recent conviction won't impede their pick for president.
Only 28% said that it will certainly be a factor. .
14% said they are backing Trump
specifically because of his conviction. .
The poll also found that eight out of 10
Trump voters wrongly believe that Trump
was on trial because of the Biden administration rather than NYC prosecutors. .
The poll also found that eight out of 10
Trump voters wrongly believe that Trump
was on trial because of the Biden administration rather than NYC prosecutors. .
The former president is set
to be sentenced on July 11.
Meanwhile, the issues most important to
voters in the 2024 election are the U.S. economy, inflation, democracy and crime, the poll found. .
Meanwhile, the issues most important to
voters in the 2024 election are the U.S. economy, inflation, democracy and crime, the poll found.
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Jonathan Ashworth said the "only poll that matters is on election day" after a YouGov snap poll revealed Rishi Sunak had a narrow lead over Sir Keir Starmer. The poll showed 51% thought Sunak performed better, compared to 49% for his Labour Party rival Keir Starmer. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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