Is this the explanation for Labour’s plunging poll figures?

By Stephen Tall | Mon 14th April 2008 - 7:02 pm

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A poll in today’s Financial Times suggests that:

Gordon Brown is less trusted to steer his country through the global financial crisis than any other major western European leader… 68 per cent of respondents said they were “not confident at all” in [the Government’s] ability to deal with the economic crisis.”.

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5 Comments

Ed 14th Apr '08 - 7:32pm

It’s the economy stupid. Always has been, always will be…
jim 15th Apr '08 - 8:30am

Just like when John Major won in 1992 & lost in 1997!! It’s slogans, stupid!
Chris Paul 15th Apr '08 - 9:29am

Do LDV believe that this sentiment among the poll sucking public is reasonable? And if not (for not it has to be) temporary?

Not sentiment based on any evidence. And asked whether they had personally felt any pain from the supposed dystopia 80% I believe said they had not.

Sentiment vs experience. LDV lead with the sentiment like the partisan press.
T 15th Apr '08 - 9:48am

eh, no, Labour are where they are a year ago, it is the Lib dems who are down in the polls – wake up at the back
Letters From A Tory 15th Apr '08 - 10:15am

What is the explanation for Brown’s latest poll ratings? Geeesh, how long have you got?

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