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There's only 91% total there.
The SNP and PC and N Irish politicians don't take up anything like 9%.

I think any faith put in polling, and as bots exampled 2017, which he's spot on on, is at best misguided.
There is a vaccine bounce to the Cons although, it's not a bounce as even in this poll, they are still barely at where they were in Dec 2019.

So let's see how things develop once the analysis really gets a chance to begin as to this government's overall mess on dealing with the lives of its citizens during this pandemic.
Except for the vaccine rollout.

Starmer does need to develop a more cutting style of delivery however and not be so cagey as to opposing this government.

It's commendable he has tried to be as accommodating to the actions of the government, however, he needs to do more of what his title is, leader of the OPPOSITION, and present solid, credible alternatives.

Plus, he could turn that polling round at a stroke if he adopted a policy of PR for all elections after the 2024 expected one.