The startling collapse of the blue wall

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : There, only 28 per cent think the party best equipped to handle the consequences of Brexit; 27 per cent rate its economic competence above other parties; 25 per cent prefer its handling of taxation, the same proportion as think it has a sense of purpose.
45% : Approval of its economic handling is even worse, down from 87 to 54 per cent; of its taxation policy, down from 78 to 49 per cent; of its education policy, down from 71 to 43 per cent; of its law and order policy down from 85 to 57 per cent; and of immigration and asylum policy from 75 to 51 per cent.
44% : On handling Brexit, support has dropped from 86 per cent to 59 per cent.
41% : Pandemic or not, the Conservatives were elected to cut taxes and the size of the State, and have failed.
38% : Public spending is, simply, still too high; if the economy is to recover the unproductive sectors of the economy must be cut, and the money they currently swallow redirected to the productive sectors.

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