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YouGov: Nick edges Vince on economic trust

By Stephen Tall | Thu 24th October 2013 - 8:15 am

Which politician (or combination of politicians) would the public most trust to run the British economy? That’s the question YouGov asked, and here are results courtesy the PLMR blog:

Overall David Cameron has the single best economic trust figure (35%) followed by Ed Miliband (30%). As you might expect this breaks broadly on party lines: 91% of Tory voters trust their party’s leader; 76% of Labour’s trust theirs. The current Coalition partnership – Cameron and Clegg – are trusted by 29%, with Tories less enthusiastic and Labour supporters overwhelmingly hostile.

Intriguingly …

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Posted in Polls | Also tagged david cameron, economy, ed miiband, vince cable and yougov | 10 Comments

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