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And, finally, we have seen no change this week for Keir Starmer, Kemi Badenoch or “None
of these” this week for the Best PM question, despite the challenges both leaders faced this week in the local elections:

Kemi Badenoch has also seen a dip of 2 points from -19% to -21%, reversing her small
improvements last week.
Ed Davey’s net approval has also remained similar, rising this week from -5% to -4%:

Despite his local success in this week’s elections, Nigel Farage’s net approval has dropped points in
the last week, from -12% to -17%.
Keir Starmer’s net approval, however, has also not recovered after falling last week, dropping a point this
week from -33% to -34%.

When it comes to key local issues, Reform is the best performing party on only one issue: the impact
of immigration locally. Labour is the most trusted party on nearly all other local matters, although “none of the above” is the real winner here:

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Right-of-centre voters are divided on a future Conservative-Reform agreement:

32% of Conservative and Reform voters collectively would support the idea of the Conservatives and Reform UK coming to an agreement in the next general election.

However, 29% oppose the idea.

NHS and roads dominate local politics: Across England as a whole these the most important local issues are local NHS services (44%) and Road maintenance and potholes (33%).

On both, the local Labour party has a lead over the local Conservatives of +7 and +3 points respectively.

Keir Starmer is doing slightly worse on the best prime minister question than he did a fortnight ago. Starmer is ahead of Badenoch by 25% (-3) to 14% (+1), but 45% (+2) say “none of these”.

In comparison, Kemi Badenoch has seen an improvement of 2 points from -21% to -19%.

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